Crouse v. Bedell
Citations
- 11 Pa. Super. 598
- 1899 Pa. Super. LEXIS 184
Syllabus
<p>Jurisdiction, equity — Error in proceedings.</p> <p>Where a court has general jurisdiction over the subject-matter and the parties, no mere error of the court in the proceedings will make void the decree.</p> <p>Appointment and expenses of receiver — Preliminary injunction — Omission of security — Laches.</p> <p>A preliminary injunction and appointment of a receiver were made by one order and without security entered by complainant as required by the Act of May 6, 1844, P. L. 564; while on objection made at the time such order would have been revoked by the court below or reversed on appeal,, this defect will be cured by stipulation filed and it cannot be invoked to defeat the legitimate expenses of the receiver in the execution of his duties.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “We do not read the enumeration of one case to 2 exclude another unless it is fair to suppose that Congress considered 3 the unnamed possibility and meant to say no to it.”
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Judges: Beaver, Beeber, Orlady, Porter, Rice, Smith
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