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· 3/28/1892

Bennett v. Hunt

Citations

  • 148 Pa. 257
  • 23 A. 1121
  • 1892 Pa. LEXIS 964

Syllabus

<p>Supreme Court■ — Practice—Preliminary injunction.</p> <p>In accordance with the rule of the Supreme Court, in appeals from the decree of the court below dissolving a preliminary injunction, no opinion filed upon affirmance of the decree.</p> <p>Taxes — Collectors—Act of June 25, 1885.</p> <p>The decree of the court below dissolving a preliminary injunction granted upon a bill setting forth that an excessive valuation had been placed upon plaintiff’s property, that defendant, a collector of taxes, had levied upon the property on failure to pay, for county, borough and other taxes, including 5 per cent penalty, and alleging that the assessment was illegal, and that the act of June 25,1885, P. L. 187, is unconstitutional, affirmed.</p>

Judges: Green, McCollum, Mitchell, Paxson, Sterrett

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