Schmitt v. Seaspray-Sharkline, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the trial court must resolve a disputed factual issue raised by a preliminary objection “through interrogatories, depositions, or an evidentiary hearing”
• explaining that “if an issue of fact is raised, the court shall take evidence by deposition or otherwise,” and remanding for the lower court to determine the contested issue of fact by “take[ing] evidence by depositions, interrogatories[,] or an evidentiary hearing.”
• a travers, set-off or counterclaim is not considered a true affirmative defense under Pennsylvania pleading
• stating law requires more than mere objection to personal jurisdiction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).