Broomall v. McCallion
8 A. 413, 5 Sadler 145
Opinion
These two cases were argued together. The controlling questions are the same in each. Interest in the question being tried does not legally disqualify a witness, otherwise competent, from testifying. The points were correctly answered, and the evidence was fairly submitted to the jury.
Judgment in each case affirmed.
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Broomall v. McCallion, 8 A. 413, 5 Sadler 145 (Pa. 1887).
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