Huron L. Co., Ltd. v. Sklar

Opinion by

Drew, J.,

Plaintiff, a Canadian corporation, instituted an action of replevin in the court below for the recovery of a certain shipment of leather of the alleged value of $1,000. A bond in the amount of $2,000 was filed, as required by Section 1 of the Replevin Act of April 19, 1901, P. L. 88, signed by plaintiff corporation by Lester Bowman, its attorney, who signed as attorney-in-fact, and by a surety company. The commonly accepted abbreviation of a seal — “(L. S.)” — appeared following the signature of plaintiff corporation, but the corporate seal of plaintiff was not attached.…