Appeal of the Borough of Easton

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• holding that hearsay evidence, admitted without objection, may only support a finding if it is corroborated by any competent evidence of record
• holding that hearsay medical reports, objected or unobjected to, do not constitute substantial evidence
• holding that a finding of fact based solely on hearsay cannot stand
• holding that a finding of fact based solely on hearsay cannot stand
• stating that unobjected to hearsay evidence will be given its natural probative effect if it is corroborated by any competent evidence in the record.
• stating that “[hjearsay evidence, properly objected to, is not competent evidence to support a finding”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).