Bauer v. Angeny
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Certiorari to James Gilkyson, Esq., a justice of the peace of Bucks Co., Ba., to remove the record of certain proceedings instituted before him by Joseph S. Angeny against Leonard Bauer, to recover possession of certain premises purchased by the former at sheriff’s sale, which were in the occupancy of the latter. Of January Term 1882, No. 355. In obedience to this writ, the said justice returned the following transcript Before James Gilkyson, J. B. of Bucks county.
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Certiorari to James Gilkyson, Esq., a justice of the peace of Bucks Co., Ba., to remove the record of certain proceedings instituted before him by Joseph S. Angeny against Leonard Bauer, to recover possession of certain premises purchased by the former at sheriff’s sale, which were in the occupancy of the latter. Of January Term 1882, No. 355. In obedience to this writ, the said justice returned the following transcript Before James Gilkyson, J. B. of Bucks county. Joseph S. Angeny, ) Leonard Bauer. ) v. January 27th 1882. The petition of Joseph S. Angeny, verified by his oath, was presented…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Paxson
It appears by the record which the justice of the peace has sent up in obedience to our writ of certiorari, that upon the hearing before him, Leonard Bauer, who was the person in possession of the premises in dispute, made affidavit that “he does not hold the same under Eva Maria Klninpp, the defendant in the execution under which the sale took place, but under Ilenriette Beuhler, by a lease from said Ilenriette Beuhler, dated the eleventh day of April 1881, for the term of three years.”
At this point it was the duty of the justice, under the 115th section of the Act of 16th June 1836, to have…
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