Paul v. Grimm

Citations

• 183 Pa. 326
• 38 A. 1006
• 1898 Pa. LEXIS 1053

Syllabus

<p>Practice, G. P. — Trial by court without a jury — Exceptions—Review— Act of April 22, 1874.</p> <p>Where a case has been tried by the court without a jury in accordance with the Act of April 22, 1874, P. L. 109, exceptions cannot be considered which are filed more than thirty days after service of notice of the decision of the court, and after final judgment has been entered in compliance with an order of the Supreme Court.</p> <p>Where a case has been tried by the court without a jury and judgment has been entered for the plaintiff by direction of the Supreme Court, it is too late to raise by exceptions the question of the jurisdiction of the court, and to object that as the parties occupied fiduciary positions they could not agree to the submission under which the case was tried</p>