Luria v. LURIA

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• holding trial court’s taking of evidence pursuant to Pa.R.C.P. 1028(c)(2) was required before ruling on preliminary objection to jurisdiction, and remanding for factual findings by the trial court
• reprimanding the lower court for making factual determinations without ordering the taking of depositions or the filing of interrogatories or both
• when a fact dispute is raised by preliminary objections, the court is required to take evidence to resolve the dispute

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