Shortle v. Stockton
7 Watts 526
Opinion
The oath ought to appear of record ; and no part of the evidence of it could be supplied by evidence of a lower degree. Neither can the attestation of the prothonotary’s name to the recognizance be referred to the affidavit, to which it does not purport to belong; and the court was therefore bound to quash the appeal.
Judgment affirmed.
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