57 Pa. 126 | Pa. | 1868
The opinion of the court was delivered, by
That an action of debt or assumpsit may be maintained against the alienee of a purchaser or other person accepting land expressly charged with the payment of money, as the means
It is unimportant to the alienee whether the action be in debt
We discover nothing in the bills of exception to the evidence to require a reversal of the judgment. The objection to the admission of Mrs. Cleaver’s declaration was rendered unimportant by the answer of the witness, which did no harm — in fact amounted to nothing. He proved but little, and that little had been fully and more than fully anticipated by the testimony of the preceding witness, which had gone in evidence without special objection to what Mrs. Cleaver had said. The second assignment is unsupported by any bill of exception.
Upon the whole, finding no error in the record,
The judgment is affirmed.