The trial court erred in considering breach of contract/warranty third-party counterclaims filed by third-party purchasers of a trailer, where the initial action was in replevin, which was required to be limited solely to the issue of title and possession. Judgment vacated, case remanded.
September 16, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Replevin • Writ of Seizure • Breach of Contract • Tortious Interference • Requirement to Post Replevin Bond
Brangan v. Feher, PICS Case No. 16-1123 (Pa. Super. Sept. 1, 2016) (memorandum) Platt, J. (18 pages).
The trial court erred in considering breach of contract/warranty third-party counterclaims filed by third-party purchasers of a trailer, where the initial action was in replevin, which was required to be limited solely to the issue of title and possession. Judgment vacated, case remanded.
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