Blythe Township v. Morris

9 Sadler 515
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania·Decided March 5, 1888·No. No. 4, E. D.·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam :

In the case of Limbert v. Jones, 118 Pa. 589, 12 Atl. 584, per Mr. Justice Paxson, we held that a judgment confessed in an amicable action was not within the act of April 4, 1877, which gives the right of appeal in cases where the court refuses to open a judgment entered upon a warrant of attorney. Under this authority we are obliged to quash this appeal.

Appeal quashed.

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Limbert v. Jones
12 A. 584 (Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 1888)