Barber v. Tax Review Board

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• quashing the appeal where the questions presented were vague, and the appellant’s argument was a mere recitation of the facts and failed to analyze the questions within the context of the law
• “In appellate practice, the Pennsylvania Rules of Appellate Procedure govern the form of and filing of briefs. Compliance with those rules is mandatory.”

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