Riner v. Commonwealth

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, as long as petition for appeal is timely filed, “the provisions of Rule 5A:12(c
• holding appellant could present additional issues not in the petition for appeal only with leave of the Court
• granting discretionary leave to enlarge a petition to add an additional issue
• granting discretionary leave to enlarge a petition to add an additional issue
• granting discretionary leave to enlarge a petition to add an additional issue
• allowing an appellant, with leave of court, after the initial petition was filed and granted but before the appeal was heard on the merits, to expand the scope of the questions presented despite -12- language in Rule 5A:12(c

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).