Toomey v. Rosansky

Citations

• 11 Pa. Super. 506
• 1899 Pa. Super. LEXIS 162

Syllabus

<p>Judgment — Collateral attach.</p> <p>Unless a judgment is void on its face, it cannot be collaterally attacked after execution upon exemplification filed in another county.</p> <p>Judgment against married woman — Presumption of validity.</p> <p>It is no longer necessary to the validity of a judgment against a married woman to set out the facts which, before the act of 1887, were necessary to give the judgment validity.</p> <p>The transcript of a judgment of a justice of the peace against husband and wife for necessaries sold and delivered to defendants is not defective so as to render judgment void because the transcript does not set forth in terms the fact that the wife contracted to pay for said goods as required by the act of 1848.</p>