¶1We see no- error in the admission, nor in the rejection, of *149evidence. The charge presents the case fairly and correctly. The points were well answered. The case was well tried, and the judgment should not be disturbed.
¶2Judgment affirmed.
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Hipps v. Wardle
Decided October 26, 1885
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · decided 1885-10-26
In March of 1872 and September of 1873, H. B. Kinports, B. F. Douglass, and James A. McGee purchased certain tracts of timber land from Bobert McfKaig and E. H. Wilson, amounting in all to 300 or 400 acres. Shortly after, the grantees commenced to improve the property by the erection of a sawmill, dwelling houses, and other buildings. In November of 1873 judgments for $40,000 or $50,000 were entered against the grantees, who were indebted for other large amounts.
Affirmed · Decided 1885-10-26