188 A. 108 | Pa. | 1936
Argued September 30, 1936.
Appellant submitted his case without any argument in his brief. The general rule is that appellant must not only specifically assign as error any rulings complained of but further must point out wherein the error lies and reasons therefor, or they will be deemed to have been waived: seeBass v. State,
Where counsel merely assigns as error an order which is apparently valid on its face and submits no reason in his brief as to why the order is erroneous, this court has the right to consider the error, if any, waived.
Order affirmed at appellant's cost. *144