North Shore Railroad v. Pennsylvania Co.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
North Shore Railroad v. Pennsylvania Co., 231 Pa. 307 (Pa. 1911)
80 A. 253; 1911 Pa. LEXIS 836
Brown, Elkin, Fell, Mestrezat, Moschzisker, Potter, Stewart
North Shore Railroad v. Pennsylvania Co.
Opinion of the Court
These appeals are from decrees continuing, until further order of the court, preliminary injunctions restraining the defendant from interfering with the connection of the tracks of the plaintiff’s road with its own and from entering on the plaintiff’s right of way. They relate to the same subject-matter and were argued together. Apparently there was sufficient ground for the action of the court in awarding the ínjúnction and there is no reason why this court should depart from the established practice not to consider the merits until the cases are presented after final hearing in the common pleas.
The appeals are dismissed.
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- North Shore Railroad Company v. The Pennsylvania Company
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- Appeals — Preliminary injunctions — Practice—Supreme Court. On an appeal from decrees continuing preliminary injunctions until further orders of the court, where apparently there was sufficient ground for the action of the court, the Supreme Court will not depart from the established practice not to consider the merits until the cases are presented after final hearing in the common pleas.