Wayne v. Lapp
36 A. 723, 180 Pa. 278, 1897 Pa. LEXIS 917
Opinion
We find nothing in this record of which the defendant has any just reason to complain. The learned trial judge’s rulings were quite as favorable to him as he could reasonably ask. There appears to be nothing in any of the specifications of error that requires discussion. Neither of them is sustained.
Judgment affirmed.
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Wayne v. Lapp, 36 A. 723, 180 Pa. 278, 1897 Pa. LEXIS 917 (Pa. 1897).
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