Appeal of Lutz
Citations
- 124 Pa. 273
- 16 A. 858
- 1889 Pa. LEXIS 1031
Syllabus
<p>1. The act of June 20, 1888, P. L. 186, regulating the computation of time under statutes, rules, orders and decrees of court, etc., though not retroactive, is declaratory of the law as it existed prior to its passage.</p> <p>2. Where the last day of the five years during which a judgment remains a lien upon realty without revival, as provided in § 1, act of March 26, 1827, 9 Sm. L. 303, fails on Sunday, a scire facias to revive is in time if sued out on the next day, Monday.</p> <p>8. Goswiler’s Est., 3 P. & W. 201; McKinney v. Reader, 6 W. 34; Ilarker v. Addis. 4 Pa. 615; Marks v. Russell, 40 Pa. 372; Edmundson v. WTagg, 104 Pa. 500; Green’s App., 6 W. & S. 327 ; considered and applied by analogy.</p>
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- holding claimant’s lack of actual knowledge of Management Directive unpersuasive
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Judges: Clark, Green, McCollum, Mitchell, Paxson, Sterrett, Williams
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