Maurer v. Sheafer
Citations
- 116 Pa. 339
- 9 A. 869
- 1887 Pa. LEXIS 397
Syllabus
<p>1. The right of a sheriff to the protection of the Interpleader Act of April 10, 1848, P. L. 450, depends upon his own need of protection, and where in making a levy he necessarily assumes no risk he cannot exercise the right.</p> <p>2. A leasehold estate conferring the right to mine, dig and carry away coal, is a chattel real, and a levy thereon upon a fieri facias by the sheriff as the property of the defendant, involves him in no responsibility to others; hence in such case he is not entitled to demand an issue under the Interpleader Act.</p>
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- stating that when a motion for summary judgment is filed, the responding party “may not rely solely on allegations [in] his pleadings, but must submit supplemental materials which establish a genuine issue of material fact”
- stating that when a motion for summary judgment is filed, the responding party “may not rely solely on allegations [in] his pleadings, but must submit supplemental materials which establish a genuine issue of material fact”
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Judges: Clabk, Gbeen, Gobdon, Mebcub, Paxson, Stebbett, Tbunkey
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