McCommon v. Spong
14 A. 260, 10 Sadler 453
Opinion
As no appeal lies in a case of this kind, we can consider nothing but the record which has been brought up by the certiorari, and as in that nothing appears which is irregular, or which is unwarranted by the act of assembly under which the court acted, we must affirm the judgment of the common pleas.
The judgment is affirmed.
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McCommon v. Spong, 14 A. 260, 10 Sadler 453 (Pa. 1888).
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