First National Bank v. Gruber
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Error to the Court of Common Pleas of Clarion county: Of October and November Term 1878, No. 38. Debt by John Gruber against the First National Bank of Clarion. The material facts are set forth in the report of the preceding case of Gruber v. The First National Bank of Clarion, which was a writ of error taken by the plaintiff to the same judgment. The questions considered and disposed of on the present writ are stated in the opinions of this court.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Sharswood
As the judgment in this case has been just reversed on the writ of error, sued out by the plaintiff below, and a venire facías de novo awarded, it will be unnecessary to consider in detail the fifteen errors assigned on this record. It is quite sufficient to say that under the decision of this court in Lucas v. Government National Bank, 28 P. F. Smith 228, we find no error in the answers of the learned court below of which this plaintiff has any cause to complain. The objections to evidence which were overruled, were on the grounds of variance to counts in the declaration, upon which, in the…
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