Riker v. Kilinski
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Per Curiam,
Plaintiff sued in trespass to recover for personal injuries and other damages sustained in an automobile collision on December 7, 1930. A writ of summons, issued February 20, 1931, was duly served on defendant on March 17,1931, returnable to April Term, 1931. Return of this summons was not filed by the sheriff until September 30, 1931, when he also filed defendant’s acknowledgment (dated September 2, 1931) of plaintiff’s statement of claim and acceptance of service. Meantime, on September 15, 1931, counsel for both parties, by written stipulation, extended the time limit for filing…
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