Fuhrman v. Doll
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
CAVANAUGH, Judge:
This is an appeal from an order of partition entered by the court in Tioga County.
HISTORY OF THE CASE
In 1958 a group of men from York County desired to purchase a hunting camp in Tioga County. When they did so they took title in the names of three of their members “as Trustees for ‘North York Club’ ”. The club had a constitution and by-laws which fixed “the value of said membership” at $200.00. This was later changed to $300.00. In 1974 the club took advantage of an opportunity to purchase an adjoining tract of land, this time taking title in the name of twelve named members…
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