· 5/13/1889
Palmer v. Arthur
Citations
- 131 U.S. 60
- 9 S. Ct. 649
- 33 L. Ed. 87
- 1889 U.S. LEXIS 1802
Syllabus
<p>It appearing that the alleged imperfections in the plaintiff’s petition were either obviated by subsequent pleadings or cured by the verdict, and that this writ of error was sued out for purposes of delay, the court affirms the judgment below with ten per cent damages, ihterest and costs.</p>
Judges: Fuller
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