Negley v. Reiser
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mr. Chief Justice Kephart,
Appellee sustained personal injuries through the negligence of Charles E. Reiser. Five days after the accident Reiser conveyed his real estate, without consideration, to his brother and the latter’s wife. Reiser died shortly thereafter, leaving no assets of record. In partial compliance with Section 15(a) of the Fiduciaries Act, appellee instituted an action in trespass against Reiser’s personal representatives within a year after his death omitting, however, to index it as there provided. A judgment was recovered against the estate. In the meantime,…
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