Michigan Central Railroad v. Northern Indiana Railroad
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from an order of injunction granted by the judge of the Laporte Circuit Court, at his chambers, in vacation.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
Upon an application made to the president judge of the Laporte Circuit Court, at his chambers, in vacation, an injunction or restraining order was made by him on the 28th of August, 1851. The application was founded on a bill of complaint previously filed in the Laporte Circuit Court, and the injunction was granted in the absence of the opposite party, and without notice. Two days afterwards, on the 30th of August, an appeal to this Court, from the order granting the injunction, was prayed for, and was granted by the judge of the Circuit Court.
A motion is now made to dismiss the appeal, on…
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