Rudy v. Troup
67 Pa. Super. 160 | Pa. Super. Ct. | 1917
The only error assigned is, that the court below refused to allow the defendant to enter an appeal nunc pro tunc, taken from a judgment of a justice of the peace, for the reason that he had not received notice of the entry thereof. The opinion filed by the court in discharging the rule, so fully and clearly answers the appellant’s contention that it is not necessary to add anything thereto. For the reason given therein the judgment is affirmed.