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· 5/26/1902

Stout v. Williams

Citations

  • 203 Pa. 161
  • 52 A. 169
  • 1902 Pa. LEXIS 677

Syllabus

<p>Equity — Ejectment bill — Real estate.</p> <p>Where a building is conveyed to trustees for the use of a Grand Army Post, and the deed also provides that certain other organizations may have meeting places in the building subject to reasonable regulations by the Grand Army Post, one of such organizations is not entitled to a preliminary injunction to restrain the post from interfering with such organization in the use of a particular room, where it appears that the organization had refused to take a lease from the post for such room and refused to pay for the use of the furniture therein which belonged to the post and for the light and heat, and that the post had thereupon leased it to another association.</p>

Judges: Brown, McCollum, Mestrezat, Mitchell, Potter

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