Hill v. Hittel
Citations
- 64 Pa. Super. 317
- 1916 Pa. Super. LEXIS 296
Syllabus
<p>Equity — Injunction — Mandatory injunction — 0 bstruction of right of way.</p> <p>A court of equity will not award a mandatory injunction to compel the removal of a platform scale from land which the defendant owned in fee, on the ground that it obstructed an easement of way which an adjoining owner had in the land to enable him to reach a public highway, where the court below finds as a fact, that the interference was so slight as to be unappreciable, and that the defendant was willing to have a decree entered under which he would complete the improvement in such a way as not only to remove the slight inconvenience caused by the scale, but also to make the condition of the way better and more satisfactory than it had previously been.</p>
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- dog, loose and following the person in charge of him at such a distance that the person could not exercise that control over the dog which would prevent mischief, was “going at large”
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Judges: Bice, Head, Henderson, Kephart, Orlady, Trexler
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