Northern Indiana Railroad v. Michigan Central Railroad
Indiana Supreme Court
THE motion to which the following remarks of judge Smith are applicable, was decided at the last term of the Court, and the opinion of the Court may be found in 2 Carter’s Ind. R. 670. Judge Smith, who granted the order extending the operation of the appeal, to discharge which order was the object of said motion, proceeded, on the first day of the present term, to read the following remarks :
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
Motion to set aside an order extending the operation of an appeal, taken from the decision of the president judge of the Laporte Circuit Court granting an injunction.
Having, at the time this motion was argued, announced an intention to give, at a convenient opportunity, my views in writing upon the questions raised by it, I will now proceed to do so.
On the 28th of August last, the appellees, having previously filed a bill of complaint in the Laporte Circuit Court, applied to the president judge thereof, in vacation, for an injunction to restrain the appellants from constructing a railroad…
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