77 Pa. 378 | Pa. | 1875
delivered the opinion of the court,
The appellant held an assignment for valuable consideration of the note and judgment against Mosteller, which was prior in time to the assignment to Christman, and therefore better in right, unless Christman could show a superior equity. As against a subsequent purchaser for valuable consideration without notice, Pratt’s neglect to have the judgment marked on the record to his
Decree-reversed, and the balance of the fund in court ordered to be paid to Joseph Pratt. The cost of this appeal to be paid by the appellee.