...each title, -as it comes before us, a reasonable interpretation, ut res magis valent quam f treat. If the title fairly gives notice of the subject of the act, so as reasonably to lead to an enquiry into the body of the bill, it is all that is necessary. It need not be an index to the contents,...

...the constitutionality of the other sections : Id. All that is required is that the title fairly give notice of the subject of the act, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into its body : Id. The title should not mislead or teud to avert inquiry into the contents of the act :...

...Title of Act. 41. It is sufficient if the title of an net fnirly give notice of its subject so »s reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the bill. /Sicrte Line Railroad Co. 's Apjjcal, 119. CONTEMPT. Punishments for contempt of court have two aspects,...

...ignore them; that all presumptions are in favor of their constitutionality; and that it is sufficient if the title fairly gives notice of the subject of...reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the bill. Nothing can be plainer, however, than that the title of this Act of 1876 refers only to appeals in...

...the contents of the act. It is sufficient if it fairly and clearly gives notice of the subject matter so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the act. There are several other states that have, in substance, the same restriction thar Pennsylvania...

...and that it is enough if in a general way attention is called to the matters contained therein. If it fairly gives notice of the subject of the act, so...the body of the bill, it is all that is necessary. A digest of its contents is not required. Allegheny County Home's Case, 77 Pa. 77; O'Donnell v. Pittsburgh,...

...synopsis of its contents ;1 it is only necessary that it fairly give notice, though in general terms, of the subject of the act, so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into its body.** Neither is it required that it should set forth the separate provisions, or the details...

...12. — It is sufficient if the title of an act amending a charter fairly give notice of its subject so as reasonably to lead to an inquiry into the body of the bill. State Line and Juniata RR Co.'s Appeal, 77 Pa. St., 429. 1875. 14. — eminent domain. Provisions in...

...give each title as it comes before us a reasonable interpretation, nt res magis valeat quam pereat. If the title fairly gives notice of the subject of...the body of the bill, it is all that is necessary. It need not be an index to the contents, as has often been said " : Allegheny .Co. Home's Appeal, 77...

...entitlement does, In fact, fully cover, by its wording, everything provided for by this ordinance. "If the title fairly gives notice of the subject of...reasonably to lead to an Inquiry into the body of the ordinance, it Is all that is necessary-" 17 Am. & Eng. Ene. Law (1st Ed.) p. 245. "An ordinance of...