Phillips's Appeal
13 A. 906, 10 Sadler 249, 1888 Pa. LEXIS 1073
Opinion
It is wholly unnecessary for us to enter upon the discussion of a case so utterly wanting of equity as the one in hand. The court below has said all that was required to show the fallacy of the appellant’s complaint; and we have, therefore, nothing to do but concur in the decree.
The appeal is dismissed and the decree affirmed, at costs of appellant.
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