Opinion · Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Bell v. Borough
Bell v. Borough, 195 PA 299 (Pa. 1900)
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
- Jurisdiction
- Pennsylvania
- Date
- 1900-03-26
- Topic
- bankruptcy
Per Curiam, The reasoning which justifies the decree of the court below in this case has been expressed with so much force and clearness in the opinion filed, that nothing need be added thereto except the statement that since then, in the case of Roye v. Columbia Borough, 192 Pa. 146, this court has decided the same question in the same way. Decree affirmed.
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The reasoning which justifies the decree of the court below in this case has been expressed with so much force and clearness in the opinion filed, that nothing need be added thereto except the statement that since then, in the case of Roye v. Columbia Borough, 192 Pa. 146, this court has decided the same question in the same way.
Decree affirmed.