179 Pa. 584 | Pa. | 1897
Opinion by
. The charter of the Turtle Creek Electric Railway Company authorized the building of a street railway with a circuit six or
This company has no right to build or operate its road in fragments, and if this should be attempted under the provisions of its charter, without the consent of all the municipalities affected, the decree of the court would not .stand in the way. It adjudicates no more than is embraced within its terms and the findings upon which it stands.
In what the learned judge did he was clearly right. In what he declined to do he put his declination upon the scope of the bill, and not upon any legal rights of the defendants. He covered by his decree only that which he thought to be within “ the purpose of the bill.” All else he left untouched.
The decree is affirmed. The costs of this appeal to be paid by the appellant.