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· 5/26/1992

Richard T. Byrnes Co., Inc. v. Buss Automation

Citations

  • 609 A.2d 1360
  • 415 Pa. Super. 549
  • 1992 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1395

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • “the failure to respond to a request for admissions deems the facts contained within the request admitted by the party from whom the admission was sought”
  • “Under Pa.R.C.P. 4014, failure to respond to a request for admissions deems the facts contained within the request, admitted by the party from whom the admission was sought.”
  • facts contained in unanswered request for admissions — citing that appellant’s only defense was that a certain entity was the one with whom appellant contracted, and that appellant had entered into an agreement with additional defendants — were deemed admitted
  • facts contained in unanswered request for admissions — citing that appellant's only defense was that a certain entity was the one with whom appellant contracted, and that appellant had entered into an agreement with additional defendants — were deemed admitted
  • breach of contract defendant was properly held liable to plaintiff based on defendant's failure to respond to request for admission of liability; absent an answer or objection to a request for admission, facts contained in the request were deemed admitted and conclusive
  • breach of contract defendant was properly held liable to plaintiff based on defendant's failure to respond to request for admission of liability; absent an answer or objection to a request for admission, facts contained in the request were deemed admitted and conclusive

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Judges: Cirillo, Sole, Kelly

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