Oberfell's License
Citations
- 28 Pa. Super. 68
- 1905 Pa. Super. LEXIS 137
Syllabus
<p>- Liquor laws — Names of sureties — Petition—Amendment.</p> <p>The omission to fill in the names of proposed sureties in a blank space left for that purpose in a petition for a liquor license, is not a fatal defect and may be cured by amendment where it appears that on the same sheet with the petition, the affidavit of the applicant and the certificate of the freeholders was a bond duly executed by the applicant and his sureties, and it is also made to appear to the court that the omission of the names was by mistake, that the affidavit to the truth of the matters set forth in the petition was made after the sureties’ names had been inserted in the bond, and that at the time the applicant made it, he supposed that they had actually been inserted in the petition.</p>
Judges: Beater, Henderson, Porter, Ready, Rice, Smith
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