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Stewart v. Linton
204 Pa. 207
Pa.
1902
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Per Curiam,

In her affidavit of defense Mrs. Linton does not aver that *211she did not appear before the deputy consul general and separately acknowledge her power of attorney to Finlay, and her evasiveness on this point must be regarded as her admission that she did so appear and make the statutory acknowledgment. She rather relies upon her averment that her acknowledgment before the deputy consul general was invalid, in which she is mistaken, as is clearly shown by the learned judge below in his references to the several acts of assembly upon the subject. In all other respects the affidavit of defense is insufficient, and the judgment for want,of its sufficiency is affirmed.

Case Details

Case Name: Stewart v. Linton
Court Name: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date Published: Nov 10, 1902
Citation: 204 Pa. 207
Docket Number: Appeal, No. 159
Court Abbreviation: Pa.
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