Supreme Court of Pennsylvania July 15, 1849 (Camp v. Welles)

Per Curiam.

This writ of error is clearly out of time, having been sued out after a period much longer than is allowed by the statute. But the plaintiffs in error insist, that the limitation ran only from the time when they had notice of the judgment: and it is true that it ran only from the time when they were bound to take notice of it. When were they thus bound ?