Legal Opinion

Zuch v. Gorman

Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Lancaster County

Decided April 17, 1926No. 324Published

1Opinion of the Court

Hassler, J.,

The undisputed facts in this case are as follows : On March 3, 1925, the defendant gave her note to the plaintiff for $350, containing a warrant of attorney to confess judgment. Her husband, K. F. Gorman, conducted a restaurant business in the Borough of Marietta, and was indebted to the plaintiff for merchandise purchased by him for use in his business. On March 2, 1925, he disappeared, and at the request of the defendant the plaintiff called at her home. She there told him that her husband had disappeared, and expressed a desire to be permitted to continue the business. The next…

2Cases cited2 opinions

  1. Newhall v. ArnettSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1924
  2. McGarrity v. McMahonSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1913

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