Golden Et Ux. v. Ross

Opinion by

Baldrige, J.,

The plaintiff in an ejectment suit, as in other cases, need not go further than to make out a prima facie case. But, if his proof discloses something which necessarily defeats his case, then there is no alternative for the court hut to enter a nonsuit: Dunn et al. v. Milanovich, 302 Pa. 184, 152 A. 757; Detwiler v. Coldren, 311 Pa. 44, 166 A. 374.

In this case, the evidence offered hy the plaintiffs was clearly insufficient to establish title to the ground in dispute. The learned court below therefore very properly entered a nonsuit.

The strip of ground in dispute is 15%…