A Treatise On Practice in the Courts of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania
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Walker v. Morgan, 2 W. N., 173 (1875).
In Reamtr v. Bell, 79 Pa. St., 292 (1875), the affidavit was held to be sufficient because the defendant swore that he was " informed, verily be- lieved, and expected to be able to prove that the plaintiff had no title to the note sued on." It also disclosed a good defense as against the payee of the note, and that the note had been specially indorsed to E. McCurdy, who was not the plaintiff, and who had not indorsed the note. Upon the face of the paper fi...led the plaintiff was not the owner of the note.
That deponent is informed, believes, and expects to be able to prove that the judgment sought to be revived has been paid by a sherifi's sale, describing it, but excusing omission of details of payments because depo- nent was unable after effort to obtain inspection of the sheriffs docket. The judgment was sixteen years old. Moore v. Smith, 2 W. N., 433 (1876) ; Sharswood, J.
Affidavit upon belief and expectation to prove is enough if defendant do not know the &cts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walker v. Morgan, 2 W. N., 173 (1875).
In Reamtr v. Bell, 79 Pa. St., 292 (1875), the affidavit was held to be sufficient because the defendant swore that he was " informed, verily be- lieved, and expected to be able to prove that the plaintiff had no title to the note sued on." It also disclosed a good defense as against the payee of the note, and that the note had been specially indorsed to E. McCurdy, who was not the plaintiff, and who had not indorsed the note. Upon the face of the paper fi...led the plaintiff was not the owner of the note.
That deponent is informed, believes, and expects to be able to prove that the judgment sought to be revived has been paid by a sherifi's sale, describing it, but excusing omission of details of payments because depo- nent was unable after effort to obtain inspection of the sheriffs docket. The judgment was sixteen years old. Moore v. Smith, 2 W. N., 433 (1876) ; Sharswood, J.
Affidavit upon belief and expectation to prove is enough if defendant do not know the &cts.
What to read after A Treatise On Practice in the Courts of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Carroll Frederick Carroll Brewster to read onlineMoreLess
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