Bradford Building Loan & Savings Ass'n v. Crowell

Citations

• 56 Pa. Super. 533
• 1914 Pa. Super. LEXIS 118

Syllabus

<p>Judgment — Opening judgment — Evidence—Vendor and vendee.</p> <p>Where a person purchases a small dwelling house, takes immediate possession, pays monthly installments of the purchase money for two years, then defaults, and judgment is entered against him for the unpaid balance, he will not be entitled to have such judgment opened by the testimony of himself and his wife, contradicted by the plaintiff, to the effect that when he examined the property he was told that the' street in front of it was paved when in fact it was not, the surface being covered with snow at the time, that the house was plastered inside, when in fact it was not, and further avers that the rear end of the house projected over the property line, although he does not show that this condition existed at the time he purchased the property.</p>