Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 1904

Swearingen v. Barnsdall

Swearingen v. Barnsdall
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · Decided November 4, 1904 · Brown, Dean, Fell, Mitchell, Potter, Thompson
210 Pa. 84; 59 A. 477; 1904 Pa. LEXIS 846

Swearingen v. Barnsdall

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam,

The learned judge below found first that this was a bill for an account by one claiming to be a joint owner, but who was out of possession and had not established his title at law, referring to Frisbee’s Appeal, 88 Pa. 144; and secondly that the only question in the case was the title and possession of land in West Virginia. Either ground would require the dismissal of the bill.

Decree affirmed.

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