Johnson v. Leffring

Opinion by

Montgomery, J.,

On July 6, 1964 the appellant Jethro Johnson caused a judgment to be entered in his favor against the appellees, then husband and wife, in default of an appearance in an action of trespass for damages due to injuries sustained by appellant from falling on the sidewalk of property owned by the appellees as tenants by the entirety. Subsequently, in 1966 the appellees petitioned to open that judgment but it was denied. We affirmed by a per curiam order filed October 19, 1966. See 208 Pa. Superior Ct. 768, 228 A. 2d 126.

Thereafter, early in 1967 counsel for the appellees…