Wojciechowski v. Johnkowski

Citations

• 16 Pa. Super. 444
• 1901 Pa. Super. LEXIS 91

Syllabus

<p>Evidence — Depositions—Practice, O. P.</p> <p>Where a deposition has been taken under an agreement that it should be used in the case at trial and certain other cases, “ reserving the right to object to anything that was irrelevant,” and the deposition contains testimony that is material and relevant, an objection cannot be made to the admission of the entire deposition.</p> <p>Principal and agent — Borrowing money to pay debt of principal.</p> <p>A person who has loaned money to a priest to pay a note due by the church of the priest to a bank, and the money loaned has been so used, may recover from the church the amount of the loan, although the priest had no authority to borrow the money. In an action against the church by the lender of the money, the note of the church to the bank is properly admissible in evidence.</p> <p>Appeals — Assignments of error — Bills of exceptions.</p> <p>An assignment of error which refers to two distinct bills of exception violates the rules of the Superior Court, and will not be considered.</p>