Jacoby v. McMahon

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Jacoby v. McMahon, 189 Pa. 1 (Pa. 1898)
41 A. 1119
Collum, Dean, Fell, Green, Mitchell

Jacoby v. McMahon

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam,

This case is ruled by the decision of this Court in this same case when it was here before, 174 Pa. 133. It is not necessary to repeat the considerations which induced us to make that decision. They are fully expressed in the opinion, and they have the same force now as then.

Judgment affirmed.

Reference

Full Case Name
Walter Jacoby v. Owen McMahon
Cited By
1 case
Status
Published
Syllabus
Decedent's estate—Orphans' court sale—Guardian and ward—Estoppel. * Although the orphans’ court has no jurisdiction to order a private sale of decedent’s land for the payment of his debts, yet if such a sale had been made, and the guardian of decedent’s son has been cited to appear and make any objection he might have to the sale, and the proceeds of the sale have been applied to the payment of decedent’s debts, thereby relieving land in another county descending to the son, the son cannot, after the expiration of eight years, in an action of ejectment, recover the land sold by the administrator.