Superior Court of Pennsylvania February 28, 1919, Appeal, No. 276 (Czudick v. Sacks)
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United States · · · 28-02-1919
Per Curiam,
The plaintiff opens his argument with the statement, “In this case the issue is the credibility of the plaintiff or of the defendant. Either the one or the other committed perjury.” This dispute was fairly submitted to a jury in the trial court after the controversy was fairly presented by able counsel.
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