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Wilcox v. Henry
Wilcox et al. v. Henry. Forfeiture. A prior bwA fide sale of enemy’s property to a citizen, during the enemy’s occupation, will prevail over a subsequent seizure thereof, as forfeited. The case was this: — In the close of the year 1777, one
Shrider's Lessee v. Morgan
Shrider’s Lessee v. Morgan. Title m ejectment. — Sheriffs deed. Tho plaintiff, in the first instance, need not show title further back than the person who last died seised, first showing title out of the commonwealth. The registering of a s
Respublica v. Shryber
* Respublica v. Shryber et al. Forcible entry and detainer. Requisites of an indictment for forcible entry and detainer. An immaterial and inconsistent averment may be rejected as surplusage. The defendant cannot give evidence of title, to
Morris's Lessee v. Vanderen
Morris’s Lessee v. Vanderen. British statutes. —Limitation.—Deed.—Evidence. The common law has always been in force in Pennsylvania; but statutes made before the settlement of the province have no force here, unless convenient and adapted t
McDill's Lessee v. McDill
APRIL TERM, 1782. McDill’s Lessee v. McDill. Deed as evidence. A deed with an ink seal, attested by one witness only, and proved by him before a justice, with out having been recorded, admitted in evidence. A Deed executed by two persons, w
Keane v. The Brig Gloucester
Keane, et. al. Libellants and Appellants, versus The Brig Gloucester, et al. Appellees. THIS was an appeal from the Admiralty of Pennsylvania, and after argument, PACA and GRIFFIN, the presiding Commissioners, delivered the following senten
Darby v. The Brig Erstern
January Sessions, 1782. Darby, et. al. Appellants, versus The Brig Erstern, et al. THIS was an appeal from the Admiralty of the State of Massachusetts-bay, where the Brig and her cargo had been acquitted. The case was argued on the 28th, 29
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