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· 10/18/2001

Harrington v. COM., DEPT. OF TRANSP.

Citations

  • 784 A.2d 871
  • 2001 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 763

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  • A trial court commits reversible error when it raises an issue sua sponte and then decides a case based on that issue
  • A trial court commits reversible error when it raises an issue sua sponte and then decides a case based on that issue

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Judges: Doyle, McGinley, McCloskey

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