Shank v. United Brethren Mutual Aid Society
84 Pa. 385, 1877 Pa. LEXIS 184
Opinion
The judgment of the Supreme Court was entered
Suicide is a question of intention to be inferred from the circumstances where' no direct evidence exists. The circumstances in this case were sufficient to go to the jury on this question. Indeed there was no other means of determining the intention of the alleged suicide.
Judgment affirmed.
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Shank v. United Brethren Mutual Aid Society, 84 Pa. 385, 1877 Pa. LEXIS 184 (Pa. 1877).
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