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· 5/13/1907

Buckley v. Kilker

Citations

  • 218 Pa. 176
  • 67 A. 55
  • 1907 Pa. LEXIS 476

Syllabus

<p>Equity — Injunction—Preliminary injunction — Execution at law.</p> <p>A preliminary injunction will not be granted to stay an execution at law merely because the plaintiff in the execution issued the writ against the complainant's property when there were other properties subject to the lien of the same judgment which had been entered on a joint and several bond; and this is the case although the bill alleges that the attorney for the execution plaintiff was also the attorney for the owners of the other properties bound by the judgment, and that he issued the execution against the complainant's property to save the properties of his clients.</p>

Judges: Brown, Fell, Mitchell, Potter, Stewart

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