Greenhoe v. Jacob College

Citations

• 144 Pa. 131
• 22 A. 905
• 1891 Pa. LEXIS 589

Syllabus

<p>1. Where, on appeal from a judgment on a verdict, the evidence is not printed in full, or such extracts from it as are agreed to contain all that is pertinent, assignments of error based on the alleged insufficiency of the evidence to carry the questions involved to the jury, will not be considered.</p> <p>2. Evidence that the bailors of personal property knew that it was seized as the properly of the bailee, at the suit of the latter’s creditors, but gave no notice of their claim until nearly two years after the sale of it, was sufficient to submit to the jury to raise an estoppel of the bailors in favor of innocent purchasers.</p>