Lucan v. Cadwallader

Citations

• 114 Ill. 285
• 7 N.E. 286

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal—whether a freehold is involved. A bill to enjoin a defendant from rebuilding a mill-dam, and thereby prevent the overflowing of the complainant’s land, etc., does not involve a freehold, so as to justify an appeal directly to this court from the trial court. A claim of an easement in the lands of another does not constitute a freehold in such lands.</p> <p>2. Same—whether appeal will lie from order dissolving a temporary injunction. The mere dissolution of a temporary injunction in vacation is not an order from which an appeal will lie in any case, as the injunction may be made perpetual on the final hearing.</p>