Kenyon v. Gould
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Error to the Court of Common Pleas of Tioga county: No. 364, to January Term, 1869. This was an action of trespass d. 5. a. by John B. Kenyon against Philander Gould and others, issued May 12th 1866. The parties filed a case stated in the suit, which embodied these facts: — Gould, one of the defendants, and his wife, sued Kenyon the plaintiff in slander, and obtained a verdict, on which judgment was entered.
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Error to the Court of Common Pleas of Tioga county: No. 364, to January Term, 1869. This was an action of trespass d. 5. a. by John B. Kenyon against Philander Gould and others, issued May 12th 1866. The parties filed a case stated in the suit, which embodied these facts: — Gould, one of the defendants, and his wife, sued Kenyon the plaintiff in slander, and obtained a verdict, on which judgment was entered. An execution was issued on the judgment, and -divers goods of Kenyon were levied on, which were appraised at $271.50. Kenyon claimed the benefit of the exemption law, but the sheriff sold…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion was delivered May 11th 1869.
2Per curiam
The opinion of,the learned judge who heard the case is so satisfactory a vindication of the judgment rendered on the ease stated, that we need add nothing to it; and the judgment is affirmed for the reasons contained therein.
Judgment affirmed.
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