Pittsburg, Carnegie & Western Railroad v. Gamble
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg, Carnegie & Western Railroad v. Gamble, 204 Pa. 198 (Pa. 1902)
53 A. 759; 1902 Pa. LEXIS 628
Pittsburg, Carnegie & Western Railroad v. Gamble
Opinion of the Court
The order fixing the amount of the bond is interlocutory in its nature and no appeal has been given by statute: Twelfth Street Market Co. v. P. & Terminal R. R. Co., 142 Pa. 580.
We have not been convinced that there was any abuse of discretion in the court below in fixing the amount.
Appeal quashed with costs.
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- Pittsburg, Carnegie & Western Railroad Company v. Gamble
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- Appeals—Interlocutory order—Railroads— Condemnation proceedings— Bond. An order fixing the amount of a bond in railroad condemnation proceedings is interlocutory in character, and no appeal lies from it.