Summary
In Pratt v. Patterson, 81 Pa. St. 114, the court held that where the plaintiff had testified and the verdict was set aside, the plaintiff discontinued the action and commenced another suit against the defendant on the same cause of action and the defendant afterwards died and his executors were substituted, the plaintiff was not a competent witness, but the notes of his testimony taken on the former trial might be read in evidence.
Summary of this case from Habig v. BastianOpinion
November Term, 1901.
Judgment and order unanimously affirmed, with costs. No opinion.