Snyder's Lessee v. Hoffman
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
EJECTMENT for a house and lot in the district of Southwark. John Snyder the lessor of the plaintiff obtained a judgment against Peter Hofman in this court at September term 1798 for 305 dolls, and 58 cts. and costs; and by a ft. fa. he took in execution the premises in question.
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EJECTMENT for a house and lot in the district of Southwark. John Snyder the lessor of the plaintiff obtained a judgment against Peter Hofman in this court at September term 1798 for 305 dolls, and 58 cts. and costs; and by a ft. fa. he took in execution the premises in question. The inquest found that the rents and profits would pay in seven years; and a l~be~ ran facias was then issued, and a return made that the house and lot were delivered at a certain valuation to Snyder; At the time of this execution Eleanor ETofinan the defendant, who was the wife of Peter but had separated from him,…
1Per curiam
In the case of Eckarts administrators v. The executors of Vandercn there was a recommitment without consent after argument; and for these thirty years such recommitments have been frequent, when the report has been informal.
Judgment for the Plaintiff on the second report.
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