Warner v. Lehigh Valley Railroad
Citations
- 39 Pa. Super. 282
- 1909 Pa. Super. LEXIS 477
Syllabus
<p>Appeals — Quashing appeals — Certificate of trial judge as to evidence.</p> <p>Where a trial judge approves the transcript of the charge but does not sign and attach to the transcript of the evidence the certificate in the form prescribed by Rule VI or sec. 4 of the Act of May 1,1907, P. L. 135, and the evidence is not brought on the record by a common-law bill of exceptions in the established form, the appeal will be quashed; and it is immaterial as an excuse that the trial judge died before the case was called for argument in the appellate court, 'if it appears that a rule for a new trial and a motion for judgment non obstante were argued before him several months before his death.</p>
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- noting that the “privileges and immunities” of citizens in the several States protected by Article IV, §2 are “qualified and not absolute” because they do not grant a traveling citizen the right of “suffrage or of eligibility to office” in the State to which he travels
- noting that the “privileges and immunities” of citizens in the several States protected by Article IV, §2, are “qualified and not absolute” because they do not grant a traveling citizen the right of “suffrage or of eligibility to office” in the State to which he travels
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Judges: Beaver, Head, Henderson, Morrison, Orlady, Porter, Rice
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