Case Name: Mason, Appellant v. Linn
Court: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Jurisdiction: Pennsylvania
Decision Date: 1907-04-15
Citations: 218 Pa. 161
Docket Number: 
Parties: Mason, Appellant v. Linn.
Judges: 
Reporter: Pennsylvania State Reports
Volume: 218
Pages: 161–162

Head Matter:
Mason, Appellant v. Linn.
Appeals — Equity—Brief statement of errors — Rule 92 of equity rules.
An appeal from a decree in a suit in equity will be quashed, where the appellant has not filed in the court below with notice of appeal, a brief statement of the errors alleged.
Motion to quash appeal in case of Henry C. Mason et al. v. C. H. Linn et al., Supervisors of Hanover Township, and Thomas Wilson, doing business as Thomas Wilson & Co., and Bolton G. Coon & Co.
The motion was in the following form:
Now, April 15, 1907. John M. Garman, attorney for Thomas Wilson, doing business as Thomas Wilson & Co., and Bolton G. Coon & Co., defendants in above-stated cause, moves to quash the appeal as to said defendants because the appellants did not file in the court below, with their notice of ap peal, a brief statement of the errors they allege to have been made by the order or decree appealed from or the findings in which it rests, as required by rule 92 of the equity rules.
April 15, 1907 :

Opinion:
Per Curiam,
Motion granted and appeal quashed.