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· 5/4/1994

Bennett v. COM., DEPT. OF TRANSP.

Citations

  • 642 A.2d 1139
  • 163 Pa. Commw. 664
  • 1994 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 207

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  • reversing dismissal of licensee’s appeal where PennDOT unreasonably delayed eight months after conviction to send notice of suspension and meanwhile licensee took a job as a truck driver in reasonable reliance on his belief his operating privileges would not be further impaired
  • probability that the licensee would be unable to retain his employment, coupled with a presumption that unemployment compensation benefits would not be available to him, demonstrated sufficient prejudice
  • the licensee believed, based on the delay, that no license suspension would occur and relied upon that belief to his detriment by obtaining employment that required a license where previously the licensee had been unemployed

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Judges: Craig, Kelley, Porta

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