J. A. v. Department of Public Welfare

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• stating that, if accepted as true, an appellant’s allegation that she was living in a homeless shelter at the time the notice was mailed, and that the shelter’s staff failed to provide her with the notice, “might be sufficient to permit a nunc pro tunc appeal.”

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