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· 2/22/1988

Schulman v. Franklin & Marshall College

Citations

  • 538 A.2d 49
  • 371 Pa. Super. 345
  • 1988 Pa. Super. LEXIS 524

How courts have described this case

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  • A preliminary injunction is an extraordinary remedy available only where the party seeking it establishes all four (4) prerequisites.
  • “A college is a unique institution which, to the degree possible, must be self-governing and the courts should not become involved in that process unless the process has been found to be biased, prejudicial or lacking in due process”

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Judges: Cirillo, Cavanaugh, Brosky, Sole, Montemuro, Tamilia, Kelly, Popovich, Johnson

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