Penn v. Brewer
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the equity side of Montgomery county court. On the 11th February, 1829, the appellant filed his bill, ypon which was an order directing an injunction and subpeena :'o issue in the usual manner, which was done accordingly; and returned by the sheriff, served and summoned. The defendants appeared and filed their answers. Some time in the year 1836, the hill and all the papers belonging to the cause were lost.
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Appeal from the equity side of Montgomery county court. On the 11th February, 1829, the appellant filed his bill, ypon which was an order directing an injunction and subpeena :'o issue in the usual manner, which was done accordingly; and returned by the sheriff, served and summoned. The defendants appeared and filed their answers. Some time in the year 1836, the hill and all the papers belonging to the cause were lost. On the 9th January, 1837, on motion of the complainant, and by consent of the defendants, the court granted permission to file a bill, exhibits, and injunction bond. The bill…
1Opinion of the Court
Spence, J.,
stated, that this court concurs in the decision of the county court, and in the reasons assigned by that tribunal for dismissing the bill. decree affirmed.
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