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· 1/4/1919

G. B. Hurt, Inc. v. Fuller Canneries Co.

Citations

  • 263 Pa. 238
  • 106 A. 248
  • 1919 Pa. LEXIS 407

Syllabus

<p>Practice, Supreme Court — Appeals—Questions not raised below.</p> <p>,1. Questions not raised in the lower court will not be considered on appeal.</p> <p>Practice, C. P. — Amendment—Statement of claim — Adding ex- ■ Mbits to statement — Change of measure of damages.</p> <p>2. The trial court committed no error in granting leave to add exhibits to the statement of claim in a foreign attachment where the exhibits were referred to in the statement of claim and had been omitted by inadvertence.</p> <p>3. An amendment to a statement of claim which merely changes the measure of damages alleged, may be properly allowed since such a change does not change the nature of the cause of action but only affects the quantum of damages claimed.</p> <p>Foreign attachment — Plaintiff’s right to attach money in his own hands.</p> <p>4. The plaintiff in a foreign attachment may attach in his own hands moneys belonging to the defendant.</p>

Judges: Brown, Fox, Frazer, Simpson, Walling

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