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· 3/31/1976

In Re the Nomination Petition of Kloiber

Citations

  • 26 Pa. Commw. 50
  • 362 A.2d 484
  • 1976 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 1298

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  • The absence of the required affidavit renders that page of the nomination petition fatally defective.
  • circulator’s affidavit witnessed by notary, but not containing a notary seal, held to be an amendable defect
  • The absence of the required affidavit renders that page of the nomination petition fatally defective.
  • Nomination petitions with improperly completed affidavits are amendable at the discretion of the court, and the absence of the required affidavit renders that page of the nomination petition fatally defective.
  • Nomination petitions with improperly completed affidavits are amendable at the discretion of the court, and the absence of the required affidavit renders that page of the nomination petition fatally defective.
  • a complete absence of an affidavit is not an amendable defect

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Judges: Blatt

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