Sinking Spring Water Co. v. Gring
Citations
- 257 Pa. 340
- 101 A. 732
- 1917 Pa. LEXIS 740
Syllabus
<p>Practice, Supreme Court — Petition for appointment of viewers— Exceptions — Dismissal—Appeal—Interlocutory order.</p> <p>1. No judgment .or decree is final that does not terminate the litigation between the parties to the suit.</p> <p>2. A decree dismissing exceptions to a petition for the appointment of viewers to assess damages sustained by taking of property by a water company under its power of eminent domain is not final and an appeal therefrom will he quashed.</p>
Judges: Brown, Frazer, Mestrezat, Moschzisker, Stewart
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