Sporkin v. MacBride

Opinion by

Trexler, J.,

On May 29, 1928, defendant filed his appear from the judgment of a magistrate in Philadelphia. On June 12th following, the attorney for the plaintiff entered a general appearance and presented a petition to show cause, why the appeal should not be stricken off, alleging that no notice of the filing of the appeal was sent to him or to the plaintiff within 72 hours as required by the rules of the Municipal Court, nor received by him or his client. The defendant filed an answer in which he alleged that he had sent a notice by hi's attorney by regular mail to plaintiff’s…