Wallace v. Trustees of General Assembly of United Presbyterian Church
100 A. 496, 256 Pa. 12, 1917 Pa. LEXIS 550
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Wallace v. Trustees of General Assembly of United Presbyterian Church, 100 A. 496, 256 Pa. 12, 1917 Pa. LEXIS 550 (Pa. 1917).
Opinion
This appeal is groundless. The appellant would open litigation long since ended. Even-if there were any merit in his appeal it would have to be quashed, for his assignments of error are in disregard of our rules, and meaningless.
Appeal quashed.
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