Strouse v. Nye

Citations

• 53 Pa. Super. 304
• 1913 Pa. Super. LEXIS 170

Syllabus

<p>Practice, C. P. — Case stated — Essentials of — Nothing to he left to inference.</p> <p>1. On a case stated, the facts must be distinctly and expressly agreed upon and set forth as admitted, and not left to be inferred from mere evidence; whatever is not set forth will be taken not to exist.</p> <p>Liquor laws — Transfer of license — Proportionate part of license fee.</p> <p>2. In the absence of an express contract in terms or plainly deducible from the special circumstances, there is no-obligation on the part of the transferee of a retail liquor license to pay to the licensee a proportionate part of the license fee, or any other sum, which can be enforced in action at law, or attached by a judgment creditor of the transferror.</p>