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Meng v. Meng, Appellant.

Appeals — Final or interlocutory orders — Order refusing to dissolve preliminary injunction.

An order refusing to dissolve a preliminary injunction and permitting plaintiff to file a bond nunc pro tunc is interlocutory only and not appealable.

OPINION PER CURIAM, January 6, 1955:

The order of the Court below refusing to dissolve the preliminary injunction and permitting the appellee to file a bond nunc pro tunc, being interlocutory only and therefore not appealable, the appeal is quashed.

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MENG v. MENG
(Jan 6, 1955)