10 Sadler 249
Decided April 30, 1888
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · decided 1888-04-30
January Term, 1888, No. 6, E. D., Appeal from a decree of the Orphans’ Court of Pike County dismissing a petition for a citation. The facts were stated in the opinion of the court below by Seely, P. J., which was as follows: In the year 1846 the last will and testament .of James Wallace was proved before the register of wills for Pike county, and letters testamentary were granted his three sons, John H. Wallace, E. B. Wallace, and James S. Wallace.
Affirmed · Decided 1888-04-30
¶1It is wholly unnecessary for us to enter upon the discussion of a case so utterly wanting of equity as the one in hand. The court below has said all that was required to show the fallacy of the appellant’s complaint; and we have, therefore, nothing to do but concur in the decree.
¶2The appeal is dismissed and the decree affirmed, at costs of appellant.