Legal Opinion

Brown v. Esposito

Superior Court of Pennsylvania

Decided March 14, 1945No. Appeal, 23PublishedCited by 26 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

Opinion, by

Dethrich,. J.,"

Plaintiffs, as assignees of the lessor ip a, bailment, lease, confessed judgment, against defendant-lessee apon at warrant of attorney contained in the lease. Under Rule 2002, Pa. Rules of Civil Procedure, plaintiffs confessed judgment in their own names as the real parties in interest. No declaration was filed and the only reference to the assignment of the lease was made in plaintiffs’ Affidavit of Default in the following language: “_______said lease,, having been lawfully and. duly assigned to the. plaintiff;......” The learned court below ordered the judgment…

2Cited by26 opinions

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  3. Manor Building Corp. v. Manor Complex Associates, Ltd.Superior Court of Pennsylvania · 1994
  4. Hillbrook Apartments, Inc. v. Nyce Crete Co.Superior Court of Pennsylvania · 1975
  5. Fourtees Co. v. Sterling Equipment Corp.Superior Court of Pennsylvania · 1976

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