General Mills, Inc. v. Snavely

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• holding that, where the trial court sua sponte raised problems associated with a verification but the responding party had made no such objection, the verification issue was waived under Pa.R.C.P. 1032
• “No word in a contract is to be treated as surplusage or redundant if any reasonable meaning consistent with the other parts can be given to it . . .”
• \No word in a contract is to be treated as surplusage or redundant if any reasonable meaning consistent with the other parts can be given to it . . .\
• affidavit of defense did not require special verification

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