Bossler v. Johns
2 Pen. & W. 331
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Bossler v. Johns, 2 Pen. & W. 331 (Pa. 1831).
Opinion
A judgment on a scire facias to substitute parties, is merely interlocutory, and therefore not ground for a writ of errox*. If parties have been erroneously substituted here, they will have remedy whenever it is ascertained by a definitive judgment, that they have received injury: till then an application to tfiis court, must be premature.
Writ of error quashed,
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