observing that a preliminary injunction cannot serve as judgment on the merits because by definition it is a temporary remedy granted until that time when the party's dispute can be resolved completely
Summary of this case from Seiu Healthcare Pa. v. Commonwealth1995
observing that a preliminary injunction cannot serve as judgment on the merits because by definition it is a temporary remedy granted until that time when the party's dispute can be resolved completely
Summary of this case from Seiu Healthcare Pa. v. Commonwealthexplaining preliminary injunction puts and keeps matters in position in which they were before defendant's improper conduct; sole object of preliminary injunction is to preserve subject of controversy in condition in which it is when order is entered, it is not to subvert, but to maintain existing status until court can hear and determine merits of controversy; preliminary injunction cannot serve as judgment on merits because by definition it is temporary remedy granted until party's dispute can be completely resolved
Summary of this case from Van Stine v. CarpinetaFull title:PETITIONS FOR ALLOWANCE OF APPEAL
Court:Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Jan 1, 1995
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