..."Fourth. It is not necessary that the title of an act should be a complete index to its contents." "Fifth. If the title fairly gives notice of the subject of...the body of the bill it is' all that is necessary." "Sixth. No act can contain two distinct subjects." In the above case the act was, entitled "An act...

...of an act should be a complete index of its contents. If it fairly give notice of the subject matter of the act, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into its body, it is sufficient: Com'th v. Green, 58 Pa. 226 ; In re Registration of Campbell, 197 Pa. 588...

...fairly to apprise the legislators, and the public in general, of the subject-matter of the legislation, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the bill. The constitutional' requirement may be interpreted to mean that the act and its title must correspond,...

...necessary that the title should be a complete index of the contents of the Act it should fairly give notice of the subject of the Act, so as reasonably to lead .to and not tend to avert an inquiry into its body: Allegheny County Homes Ap., 77 Pa. 77. "If the title...

...necessary that the title should be a complete index of the contents of the Act it should fairly give notice of the subject of the Act, so as reasonably to lead to and not tend to avert an inquiry into its body; Allegheny County Home's Appeal, 77 Pa. 77. "If the...

...Act should embrace a compJ' te index as to its contents. All that is required, he reasons, is -that the title fairly gives notice of the subject of the Act, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into its contents and meaning. While not unexpected, this decision is of vital importance to those placed...

...fairly to apprise the legislators, and the public in general, of the subject-matter of the legislation, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the bill. Maule Coal Co. v. Partenheimer, 155 Ind. 100. If the title to an act covers a general subject, it need...

...Wilcox, Scranton, Pa. Lee v. Wayne County. If the title (of an Act) fairly gives notice of the subject, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of a bill, it is all that is necessary. The title need not be a complete index to its contents The Acts...

...of the learned judge below, and we think the title of this act fairly gives notice of the provisions of the act, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the bill." The assignments of error are sustained. The decree of the court below is reversed, and record...

...question. Craig vs. First Presbyterian Church, 88 Pa., 46. If the title fairly'gives notice of the object of the Act so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry...the body of the bill it is all that is necessary. It need not be an index to the contents. Allegheny Co. Home's Appeal, 77 Pa., 77. Where an Act is entitled...