Rosenzweig v. FACTOR

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• concluding that injunction ordering the defendant to place disputed funds into an escrow account was “defective and subject to being vacated” because it was issued without the requisite bond being filed by the plaintiff
• determining that preliminary injunction was issued without notice even though a complaint had been filed seeking injunction months earlier
• preliminary injunction issued without notice or hearing was fatally defective when the record was devoid of any showing that immediate and irreparable injury would result from non-action
• “The decree was also defective and subject to being vacated for the further reason that it issued without the requisite bond being filed by appellee pursuant to Pa.R.C.P. 1531(b).”

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