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Commonwealth v. Keys

Citations

  • 460 A.2d 253
  • 313 Pa. Super. 410
  • 1983 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2865

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  • applying Bass to criminal case but finding that untimely filing was not due to non-negligent conduct
  • applying Bass to criminal case but finding that untimely filing was not due to non-negligent conduct
  • quashing appeals as untimely filed because incorrect docket numbers were listed, and appellants failed to file a timely motion amending the notice of appeal
  • quashing an appeal where the appellant filed an untimely amendment to list the bill of information actually challenged on appeal when his initial, timely filed notice of appeal listed the wrong bill of information
  • Court has no authority to extend the time for filing a notice of appeal
  • where the relevant bills of information were not listed on the notice of appeal,- appellants could not amend their notices of appeal after the time for filing the appeal had expired, and as a result, this Court quashed the appeals

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Judges: Spaeth, Wickersham and Cirillo

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