Witbeck v. Chittenden
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from the Superior Court of Detroit. (Chrpman, J.) Motion to dismiss. Injunction bill. Defendants appeal.
1Per curiam
The sole purpose of the bill in this case is to restrain the defendants from removing from the Bussell House in Detroit the furniture in use therein pending an appeal to the Supreme Court of the suit 'of William J. Ohittenden agadnst Harriet K Witbeeh in which the control and disposition of this furniture comes in question. Injunction was issued as prayed and the defendant appealed. Complainant moves to dismiss, on the ground that the order for an injunction was not a jmal order. But the order which gives to the complainant all the relief which the bill *427prays for, must always, in the legal…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Turner v. GatewoodCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1848
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