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· 3/14/1887

Cover v. Mishler

Citations

  • 5 Sadler 351
  • 8 A. 642
  • 19 Week. No. 241
  • 1887 Pa. LEXIS 606

Syllabus

<p>Where an action is upon a note under seal and, after the introduction of evidence tending to prove its execution and loss, a paper alleged by the plaintiff to be a copy of it is, without exception, admitted in evidence as proof, not of its execution, but simply of its contents, an exception to binding instructions to the jury to find for the defendant does not raise the question whether the court should have admitted the paper as a copy of a note the execution of which had been sufficiently proved to entitle it to go to the jury.</p>

Judges: Paxson

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