Julian v. Mayo

Koch, J.,

Plaintiff secured an award before a board of arbitrators in the sum of $395, with interest from July 18, 1955. Thereafter defendant appealed from the award and paid to the prothonotary the arbitration fees of $60, the accrued record costs and also $50 cash as security to cover future costs. Plaintiff then secured a rule to show cause why an amended complaint should not be filed. The disposition of the rule is now before us.

*789The complaint in assumpsit alleged that defendant sold a motor vehicle to plaintiff, who relied on certain oral warranties as to the fitness of the car. Defects…