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Hughes v. Cooper
42 Pa. Super. 594
Pa. Super. Ct.
1910
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Per Curiam,

The matter complained of on the argument of this appeal was the overruling of the defendant’s motion to dismiss the bill and dissolve the preliminary injunction because of the plaintiff’s failure to file and serve printed copies of the bill within twenty days after the filing of the original bill, as required by rule 14 of the equity rules. It was suggested on the argument that this was not such an order as may be appealed from before final decree. We need not pass on that question, nor need we discuss the question whether the court was in error in not enforcing the equity rule we refer to, because the defendant’s motion to quash the appeal for noncompliance on the part of the appellant with rules VII and XIII of this court and equity rule 92 must prevail.

The appeal is quashed at the costs of the appellant.

Case Details

Case Name: Hughes v. Cooper
Court Name: Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Date Published: May 12, 1910
Citation: 42 Pa. Super. 594
Docket Number: Appeal, No. 128
Court Abbreviation: Pa. Super. Ct.
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