East Franklin Township Overseers v. Rayburn Township Overseers

Citations

• 23 Pa. Super. 522
• 1903 Pa. Super. LEXIS 106

Syllabus

<p>Poor law — Appeals—Exceptions—Practice, Q. S. — Act of March 16,1868, P. L. 46.</p> <p>Under the Act of March 16, 1868, P. L. 46, relating to appeals from orders of removal of paupers, separate exceptions must be taken to any particular finding of fact or conclusion of law alleged as error. A mere general exception to the findings of fact and conclusions of law is insufficient, and the fact that the general exception is repeated after each assignment of error to a particular finding of fact or conclusion of law does not bring the appeal within the provisions of the statute.</p> <p>Poor law — Settlement—Payment of taxes.</p> <p>A person may establish a settlement in a poor district by the payment of taxes after he has received relief from such poor district, if it appears that the taxes were not paid out of money furnished him for relief by the poor district.</p>