Quigley v. Traders' Mutual Fire Insurance

Citations

• 35 Pa. Super. 51
• 1907 Pa. Super. LEXIS 203

Syllabus

<p>Appeals — Failure to print statement of claim — Failure to print evidence —Paper-books—Quashing appeal.</p> <p>A failure by an appellant to print the statement of claim in his paper-book is a noncompliance with the rule of the Superior Court.</p> <p>On an appeal in an action against an insurance company to recover for a fire loss, where the transcript of the evidence shows that the policy and the proofs of loss were produced and offered in evidence, and it also appears that neither the policy nor the proofs Of loss are printed in the appellant’s paper-book, and that these papers are essential to a proper determination of the case, the appellate court will not send the case back for a retrial, but will quash the appeal of the insurance company.</p>