Loomis v. Ross

Citations

• 12 Pa. Super. 95
• 1899 Pa. Super. LEXIS 214

Syllabus

<p>Appeals — Refusal to stay execution.</p> <p>Where a final judgment has been entered from which no appeal has been ‘taken, no appeal lies from the refusal of the court below refusing to stay •.» writ of fieri facias.</p> <p>Appeals — Review of discretion in allowing amendment.</p> <p>Judgment having been entered against two defendants and a fieri facias .having been issued on the judgment after the death of one, the appellate court will not review the action of the court in allowing an amendment of the writ nunc pro tunc as of date of issuing same so that it shall appear as being issued against the survivor, the proceedings to be limited to the estate of said survivor.</p>