Spotts v. Spotts

Citations

• 4 Pa. Super. 448
• 1897 Pa. Super. LEXIS 142

Syllabus

<p>Equity — Sale of real estate — Specific performance.</p> <p>Where the plaintiffs testimony was abundant to establish accurately a written agreement to sell real estate in which the land was described with sufficient certainty, the price, time of payment and where the deed was to be delivered, also that the first payment was made when plaintiff received the written agreement and that the balance was tendered at the time called for in the contract, a decree for specific performance will be sustained.</p> <p>Evidence — Conclusions inadmissible.</p> <p>Offers of evidence are properly excluded which call for conclusions rather than statements of fact.</p> <p>Evidence— Subsequent admission cures prior error in rejecting testimony.</p> <p>Where offers of evidence are rejected but the party is subsequently permitted to testily substantially concerning the facts covered by the offers the proponent suffers no injury by the ruling on his offers.</p>