· 7/29/1898
Long v. Shull
Citations
- 7 Pa. Super. 476
- 1898 Pa. Super. LEXIS 328
Syllabus
<p>Practice, Superior Court — Appeals—Binding instructions — Absence of charge and evidence.</p> <p>The court below having refused the plaintiff’s points and having given binding instructions for the defendant, such action cannot be reviewed when neither the general charge nor the evidence given below have been brought up with the record.</p>
Judges: Beavee, Ham, Oelady, Poetee, Reedee, Rice, Smith, Wick
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