Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 1887

Deringer v. Coxe

Deringer v. Coxe
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Decided April 25, 1887 · Clark, Gordon, Green, Mergur, Pbr, Sterrett
6 Sadler 283; 10 A. 412; 1887 Pa. LEXIS 696

Deringer v. Coxe

Opinion of the Court

Pbr Curiam:

We have given to the evidence in this case a due examination, and to the able argument of the counsel for the plaintiffs a care*291ful consideration. The validity of the tax sales depended upon facts proper to be submitted to the jury. Those facts were clearly and correctly submitted. We discover no error in the rejection of evidence, nor in the answers to tbe points submitted. We find no jnst cause for reversing tbe judgment.

Judgment affirmed.

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