Bressler v. Miller
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Schuylkill County
Rule to show cause why the judgment and all subsequent proceedings in the case should not be set aside.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion delivered February 25, 1873, by
Walker, J.
The judgment was originally obtained against both defendants to December term, 1849, No. 351. The record shows that on February 1, 1869, the death of John Miller, one of these defendants, was suggested, and Catharine Miller, his administratrix, was substituted as one of the defendants.
On February 2, 1869, a scire facias was issued to March term, 1869, No. 439, against Andrew Miller and Catharine Miller, administratrix of John Miller, deceased, and judgment of revival was taken against Andrew Miller on March 22, 1869, for $53.
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