Buffalo Township v. Jones

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Decided 2002-12-31

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OPINION Justice CAPPY. In this appeal, we consider whether the trial court properly granted a permanent injunction in favor of Appellee, Buffalo Township, prohibiting Appellants from interfering with Buffalo Township’s recreational trail along a 20.7-mile right-of-way formerly known as the Butler Branch of the railroad that was operated by the Consolidated Rail Corporation (hereafter “Conrail”). T…

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