Chase Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n v. Zimmer

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• holding that, “[a]s we stated in Griffin, as long as the complaint complies with the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure, the date on which the complaint arrives at the prothonotary’s office is the date on which it is filed, regardless of when it is time-stamped”
• document is filed when it arrives at prothonotary’s office, regardless of the date the document is time-stamped
• “Statements of fact by one party in pleadings, stipulations, testimony, and the like, made for that party’s benefit, are termed judicial admissions and are binding on the party.”
• “Judicial admissions are deemed true and cannot be contradicted by the admitting party… .

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