Poor Directors v. M'Fadden , 1855 Pa. LEXIS 268 ( 1855 )

The opinion was delivered

Per Curiam.

— This is the defendants’ covenant, and that is all that it is alleged to be. It is not void because of its defective execution, as a covenant, by the plaintiffs. They may sue on it in covenant, though possibly a suit upon it against them might need to be in assumpsit. This is sufficiently shown in School Directors v. M'Bride, 22 State R. 215. It is properly alleged to be a covenant by defendants with the plaintiffs. This is all that we are asked to decide.

Judgment reversed and new trial awarded, and record remitted.