29 A.2d 483 | Pa. | 1942
Under the provisions of the Act of May 2, 1929, P. L. 1280, known as "The General County Law", fifteen taxpayers of Fayette County took an appeal in the court below from the report of the Controller of that county. Claiming that because of alleged defects apparent on the face of the recognizance filed by the taxpayers the court was without jurisdiction to grant the appeal, the county commissioners filed motions to quash, to strike off the recognizance, and to dismiss the appeal. The learned court below dismissed the motions. From the dismissal of their motion to quash, the commissioners took this appeal, and the taxpayers have filed a motion to quash it on the ground that it is premature.
The appeal must be quashed, for clearly the ruling of the court below, concerning which the commissioners now complain, was interlocutory. In Main Cleaners Dyers, Inc. v. ColumbiaSuper Cleaners et al.,
Appeal quashed.