· 4/5/1836
Pingree v. Comstock
Citations
- 35 Mass. 46
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- entertaining a petition for writ relief from the district court’s oral preliminary injunction, because the oral pronouncement could not be immediately appealed and a later appeal could not afford adequate relief
- entertaining a petition for writ relief from the district court's oral preliminary injunction, because the oral pronouncement could not be immediately appealed and a later appeal could not afford adequate relief
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Judges: Wilde
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