Lowe v. Dalrymple

Citations

• 117 Pa. 564
• 12 A. 567
• 1888 Pa. LEXIS 444

Syllabus

<p>1. Where testimony has been given tending to establish a combination to defraud, the declarations of either party made before the design has been fully consummated, though not in the presence of the other, are proper evidence as affecting both.</p> <p>.2. It is not necessary that the evidence of collusion be conclusive, or that the collusion appear by positive proof; it may be shown by such facts and circumstances as will warrant a presumption of its existence.</p>