Estate of Lowry

Citations

• 6 Pa. Super. 143
• 1897 Pa. Super. LEXIS 326

Syllabus

<p>Appeals — Greclit given to findings of audüing judge — Domicil.</p> <p>Where the principal question before the orphans’ court was one of fact, namely, the domicil of the decedent, and the auditing judge found that he had not lost his domicil of origin by residence abroad, which finding was sustained on exception by the court in banc; the appellate court will not disturb the conclusion in the absence of manifest error, there being sufficient evidence to sustain the finding and decree of the court below.</p> <p>Evidence — Depositions regularly taken and, filed.</p> <p>Where depositions regularly taken are filed by order of the court they thereupon become proper evidence for either party.</p>