McFadden v. Millerstown Deposit Bank
Citations
- 28 Pa. Super. 583
- 1905 Pa. Super. LEXIS 249
Syllabus
<p>Judgment — Opening judgment — Attachment—Execution—Appearance.</p> <p>A judgment entered against a garnishee for want of an appearance will be opened where it is shown to the court that the failure to enter an appearance was through an oversight, that there were no goods or money in the hands of the garnishee, that the sheriff’s return did not show an attachment of goods or money, and that the plaintiff had failed to comply with the rules of court as to service of interrogations and notice of rule on the garnishee.</p>
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- “Neither the report of the judge of the proceedings at the trial, nor the reasons given for the opinion of the Court, nor the papers and documents filed in the case, are a part of the record.”
- “Neither the report of the judge of the proceedings at the trial, 18 nor the reasons given for the opinion of the Court, nor the papers and documents filed in the case, are a part of the record.”
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Judges: Beaver, Henderson, Morrison, Orlady, Pee, Porter, Smith
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