2 Pa. 289 | Pa. | 1845
— (After stating the facts of the case, the proposition of plaintiff’s counsel, and the answer of the court.) It is not very easy to comprehend the meaning of the proposition, if it can be said to have any meaning at all. From its terms, I think it very clear, that no fixed or definite meaning can be attached to it, and it ought not, therefore, to have been answered as it rvas by the court, as
Judgment is reversed, and a venire de novo awarded.