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· 10/3/1887

Garber v. Doersom

Citations

  • 117 Pa. 162
  • 11 A. 777
  • 1887 Pa. LEXIS 247

Syllabus

<p>1. The averments of a petition filed in a judicial proceeding relating to the title to property, will estop the petitioner from showing in a subsequent proceeding involving the same subject matter, a title different from that he formerly averred.</p> <p>2. Co-plaintiffs, having shown a joint title, are not required to disclose the details of the arrangement under which they hold as between themselves.</p> <p>3. The declarations of one in possession of lands are admissible to prove how he holds, whether as tenant or proprietor, but not to establish a parol lease or to prove its terms.</p>

Judges: Clark, Goedon, Gordon, Green, Mercur, Paxson, Sterrett, Trunkey

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