6 Sadler 283
Decided April 25, 1887
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · decided 1887-04-25
The facts appear from the charge to the jury by Hand, P. J., which was as follows: This is an action to determine the legal title to one ninth of an undivided tract of land in the warrantee name of Samuel Pope, Sugarloaf township, Luzerne county. The trial was opened to ascertain the title of two ninths, one ninth alleged to be in favor of the Todds, heirs of Henry Deringer, and one ninth in Calhoun Deringer.
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Affirmed · Decided 1887-04-25
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¶1We have given to the evidence in this case a due examination, and to the able argument of the counsel for the plaintiffs a care*291ful consideration. The validity of the tax sales depended upon facts proper to be submitted to the jury. Those facts were clearly and correctly submitted. We discover no error in the rejection of evidence, nor in the answers to tbe points submitted. We find no jnst cause for reversing tbe judgment.
¶2Judgment affirmed.