The Lancaster Law Review, Volume 32Lancaster Bar Association, 1915 - Law |
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... caster Co. August Term , 1914 , No. 94 . Frank S. Groff , for rule . W. U. Hensel , contra . September 26 , 1914. Opinion by HASS- LER , J. The plaintiff's claim is for money paid on account of a contract for the lease and sale of a ...
... caster Co. August Term , 1914 , No. 94 . Frank S. Groff , for rule . W. U. Hensel , contra . September 26 , 1914. Opinion by HASS- LER , J. The plaintiff's claim is for money paid on account of a contract for the lease and sale of a ...
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... caster Co. August Term 1914 , No. 48 . Coyle & Keller , for rule . John E. Malone , contra . September 26 , 1914 . LANDIS , P. J. Opinion by The plaintiff asserts , in his statement , that he sold to the defendants certain merchandise ...
... caster Co. August Term 1914 , No. 48 . Coyle & Keller , for rule . John E. Malone , contra . September 26 , 1914 . LANDIS , P. J. Opinion by The plaintiff asserts , in his statement , that he sold to the defendants certain merchandise ...
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... caster County . January Term , 1910 , No. 841. Fi . fa . to April Term , 1914 . No. 42 . Coyle & Keller and W. U. Hensel , for rule . B. F. Davis , contra . September 26 , 1914. Opinion by HASS- LER , J. On April 29 , 1904 , the ...
... caster County . January Term , 1910 , No. 841. Fi . fa . to April Term , 1914 . No. 42 . Coyle & Keller and W. U. Hensel , for rule . B. F. Davis , contra . September 26 , 1914. Opinion by HASS- LER , J. On April 29 , 1904 , the ...
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... caster , Bounded on the East by said North Prince Street , on the North by ground of Ann McDonnell , on the West by ground of John Dorwart , and on the South by ground of Elizabeth Stone ; during her life , or so long as she re- mains ...
... caster , Bounded on the East by said North Prince Street , on the North by ground of Ann McDonnell , on the West by ground of John Dorwart , and on the South by ground of Elizabeth Stone ; during her life , or so long as she re- mains ...
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... caster . All the members of the Supreme Court including former Chief Justice Fell at- tended , also Judge Bechtold of the Su- preme Court , and President Steel of the Pennsylvania Bar Association . A buffet lunch was served . No formal ...
... caster . All the members of the Supreme Court including former Chief Justice Fell at- tended , also Judge Bechtold of the Su- preme Court , and President Steel of the Pennsylvania Bar Association . A buffet lunch was served . No formal ...
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action adjudication affidavit of defense affirmed alleged amount appeal April April 22 assumpsit avers B. F. Davis bill C. P. of Lancaster caster certiorari charge City claim collateral Commonwealth contract conviction counsel Court court of equity Coyle & Keller creditors damages death debts deceased decedent decree deed defendant defendant's demurrer discharged entered entitled Ephrata township equity evidence executor fact fendant filed Groff held Hensel indictment interest issued January January 9 John Judge jurisdiction jury Justice Lancaster County LANCASTER LAW REVIEW land liable libellant lien March 20 Martic Township ment mortgage nunc pro tunc owner paid parties payment Pennsylvania Pequea Township person petitioner plaintiff proceedings purchase question real estate reason refused Rule for judgment scire facias Snyder County statute sufficient suit Term testator testified testimony thereof tiff tion Township trial verdict wife witness Woods
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