Goll v. Ziegler
Citations
- 61 Pa. Super. 616
- 1915 Pa. Super. LEXIS 382
Syllabus
<p>Attorney-at-law■ — Attorney and client — Satisfaction of judgment —Authority of attorney- — Misappropriation of money.</p> <p>Where an attorney-at-law negotiates a loan from one of his clients to another and prepares and enters up a judgment bond against the borrower for the loan, and subsequently receives from the borrower and pays over to the lender two installments of the loan, and thereafter receives the whole balance of the loan from the borrower which he misappropriates, an entry of satisfaction of the judgment by the attorney is invalid and without authority, and will be stricken off at the instance of the plaintiff.</p>
Judges: Head, Henderson, Kephart, Orlady, Porter, Rige, Trexler
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