· 5/25/1883
Shupp v. Gaylord
Citations
- 103 Pa. 319
How courts have described this case
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- person who only participated as amicus curiae in trial court is not party and has no standing to appeal
- person who only participated as amicus curiae in trial court is not party and has no standing to appeal
- one who appears as an amicus curiae before the trial court is not a party and does not have standing to appeal
- one who appears as an amicus curiae before the trial court is not a party and does not have standing to appeal
- one who appears as an amicus curiae before the trial court is not a party and does not have standing to appeal
- one who appears as an amicus curiae before the trial court is not a party and does not have standing to appeal
Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).
Judges: Clabk, Geeen, Gobdon, Meeoue, Paxson, Steeeett, Sterrett, Tbunkey
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