Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 11/2/1978
Branch v. Commonwealth
Citations
- 38 Pa. Commw. 374
- 393 A.2d 55
- 1978 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 1399
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- holding that while the administrative negligence prevented a claimant from receiving notice of the hearings, it did not prevent her from learning of the referee’s decisions against her and making a timely appeal therefrom
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Judges: Crumlish, Disalle, MacPhail
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8 cases in this archive cite this case.
- H.D. v. Pennsylvania Department of Public WelfareCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 2000-05-15· cited 52×
- Moore v. Commonwealth, Pennsylvania Board of Probation & ParoleCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1986-01-31· cited 28×
- Stana v. Unemployment Compensation Board of ReviewCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 2002-02-19· cited 25×
- Sewickley Valley Hospital v. CommonwealthCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1988-11-28· cited 14×
- Wertman v. CommonwealthCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1981-02-27· cited 4×
- Penn Window & Office Cleaning Co. v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1988-11-22· cited 4×
- Washington v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1982-10-01· cited 3×
- Kopp v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1983-11-10· cited 3×
Cites
3 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board v. GainesCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1976-04-08· cited 11×
- Dinges Transfer v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1974-10-17· cited 9×
- Unemployment Compensation Board of Review v. DigiacomoCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1976-04-13· cited 3×
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