· 11/2/2005
Gillespie v. Commonwealth, Department of Transportation, Bureau of Driver Licensing
Citations
- 886 A.2d 317
- 2005 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 650
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- explaining that the trial court’s ruling opposing a party’s continuance request, based on the opposing party’s objection, resulted in the party losing the appeal because it could not present its case due to the unavailability of a necessary witness
- trial court abuses its discretion by rendering a “manifestly unreasonable” decision
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Judges: McGinley, Leavitt, Flaherty
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