87 Pa. 395 | Pa. | 1878
The judgment of the Supreme Court was entered
The fact was clear on the trial that the railroad company not only failed to give the plaintiffs any account of the fire, how, when and where it had occurred, but compelled the husband to go in search of the information himself, causing him trouble and expense. They therefore rested their case upon a fact clearly made out, which could be repelled only by satisfactory evidence on part of the company. But the giving of evidence by the defend
Finding no error, the judgment is affirmed.