La Fitte v. La Fitte
2 Serg. & Rawle 107
Opinion
The affidavit made by one of the defendants is sufficient. The recognisance being for all the defendants, the appeal stands for all. But if either of them comes into Court and desires to be severed, he may do it, and then the appeal will go on in the name of the others. This is according to our decision in Gallagher v. Jackson.
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La Fitte v. La Fitte, 2 Serg. & Rawle 107 (Pa. 1815).
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