205 Pa. 479 | Pa. | 1903
The procedure act of 1887 relieved plaintiffs from a certain amount of formality in the statement of their claims but not from any obligations of substance in the stated cause of action: Fritz v. Hathaway, 135 Pa. 274. But if the substance was there the act was not intended to increase mere technicality of presentation. The statement in the present case sets forth
Judgment affirmed.