Commonwealth v. Tradesmen's Trust Co.
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Appeal, No. 10, March T., 1915, by William Bryant, from order of C. P. Dauphin Co., Commonwealth Docket, 1911, No. 219, dismissing exceptions to auditors’ report in case of Commonwealth, ex rel., John C. Bell, Attorney General, v. Tradesmen’s Trust Company. Exceptions to report of auditors. The facts agreed upon are as follows: “William Bryant prior to August 1, 1911, was the owner of a certain house and lot in the City of Philadelphia known as No. 2520 South Sartain street.
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Appeal, No. 10, March T., 1915, by William Bryant, from order of C. P. Dauphin Co., Commonwealth Docket, 1911, No. 219, dismissing exceptions to auditors’ report in case of Commonwealth, ex rel., John C. Bell, Attorney General, v. Tradesmen’s Trust Company. Exceptions to report of auditors. The facts agreed upon are as follows: “William Bryant prior to August 1, 1911, was the owner of a certain house and lot in the City of Philadelphia known as No. 2520 South Sartain street. “Michele Buggieri prior to August 1, 1911, agreed with said William Bryant to purchase said house and lot and applied…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Head, J.,
Notwithstanding the elaborate argument so earnestly pressed upon us by the able counsel for appellant, we are all of opinion the controlling questions were correctly disposed of by the learned auditor whose report was *145adopted and approved by the court below. This being true, any restatement of the facts or discussion of the legal questions arising therefrom would be but a useless repetition of what has been already well done by the learned auditor. His report fully vindicates the conclusion he reaches, and we adopt that conclusion for the reasons given in his report.
Decree…
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