Crawford v. Susquehanna Mutual Fire Insurance ( 1888 )

Per Curiam:

The ruling and charge of the court below are in all particulars unexceptionable; and, therefore, none of the assignments of error can be sustained. Moreover, as it is not in our power more clearly and logically to dispose of the various questions which arose during the trial in the court below than has been done by the learned judge, we will not attempt so to do, but affirm the judgment for the reasons which he has given in his charge.

Judgment affirmed.