Snyder v. School District of Greensburg Borough

Citations

• 246 Pa. 569
• 92 A. 716
• 1914 Pa. LEXIS 558

Syllabus

<p>Equity — Equity practice — Preliminary injunction — Appeals— Practice, Supreme Cjourt.</p> <p>1. On appeal from a decree granting or refusing a preliminary injunction the Supreme Court will not consider the merits of the controversy but will determine only, whether on the facts de-' veloped, an injunction should have been granted or refused.</p> <p>2. Where on appeal from a decree in equity continuing until final hearing an injunction restraining defendant school directors from collecting a tax, issuing bonds and acquiring land for a school building, it appeared that there was a finding by the lower court that the undertaking on which the school directors proposed to enter would increase the indebtedness of the school district beyond the legal limit, the Supreme Court would not further consider the merits of the controversy and affirmed the decree.</p>