Houseman v. Grossman
Cases that cite this one
20 later published cases cite this decision.
- Commonwealth v. Smith (Pa. 1942)
- Guaranty Title & Trust Co. v. Pearlman (District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania 1906)
- Rorison v. Davey (Pa. 1946)
- Schmitt v. Wyoming Valley Public Service Co. (Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas 1938)
- Barrows v. Romaine (Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas 1932)
- Lithgow v. Taylor (Delaware County Court of Common Pleas 1931)
- Bank of Pittsburgh v. Purcell Et Ux. (Pa. 1926)
- American Trust Co. v. Kaufman (Pa. 1926)
- Crain v. Warner (Pa. Super. Ct. 1926)
- Isett v. Maclay (Pa. 1919)
- John Curtis & Co. v. Olds (Pa. 1915)
- Kemmler v. McGovern (Pa. 1913)
- Chisolm v. Moore (Pa. Super. Ct. 1912)
- Corbe v. Burkert (Pa. Super. Ct. 1907)
- Hyde v. Baker (Pa. 1905)
- Monroe v. Monroe (Pa. Super. Ct. 1904)
- Clauer v. Clauer (Pa. Super. Ct. 1903)
- Pennsylvania Knitting Mills of Reading v. Bibb Manufacturing Co. (Pa. Super. Ct. 1900)
- People's National Bank v. Kern (Pa. 1899)
- Cairns v. Ingram (Pa. Super. Ct. 1898)
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Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
We find nothing in this record that requires either a reversal or modification of the decree, except as hereafter mentioned.
The questions involved, as far as they are material, have been fully considered and correctly decided by the learned judge who presided at the hearing. There appears to be nothing in either of them that requires further discussion. The period of sixty days, named in the decree, has expired, and the time should be so extended as to commence and take effect from the filing of this opinion.
With this modification, as to extension of the time within which the defendants may pay, etc., the decree is affirmed on the opinion of the learned president of the 45th judicial district, and the appeal is dismissed at the defendants’ costs.
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