First Church of Christ, Scientist v. Meredith
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
First Church of Christ, Scientist v. Meredith, 266 Pa. 263 (Pa. 1920)
110 A. 72; 1920 Pa. LEXIS 547
Brown, Frazer, Kephart, Simpson, Walling
First Church of Christ, Scientist v. Meredith
Opinion of the Court
The single assignment of error on this appeal is to the decree of the court below. It enjoins the appellant from entering or attempting to enter the church building of the‘appellee during the holding of religious services, from going upon its premises, from interfering with or annoying in any way any members of the congregation or other persons who may be in the church of appellee or upon its premises or property during the holding of religious services. No one of the facts found by the court below, fully justifying this decree, has been assigned as error, and the appeal must, therefore, be dismissed.
Decree affirmed at the costs of the appellant.
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- Appeals — Assignments of error — Decree of the court — Injunction — Findings of fact — Practice, Supreme Gourt. An appeal, based upon a single assignment of error to the decree of the court, which enjoined the appellant from entering the church building of the appellee during the holding of religious services, or interfering with such services, will be dismissed where none of the facts found by the court below, fully justifying the decree, have been assigned as error.