Taylor v. Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark

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• holding licensee’s subjective misunderstanding/confusion regarding the appeal language in the Bureau’s notice of suspension cannot by itself justify an extension of the statutory appeal period
• holding a licensee’s misunderstanding regarding the appeal language in a notice of license suspension cannot justify an extension of the statutory appeal period
• stating that the licensee’s “subjective misunderstanding or confusion related to the straightforward appeal language in the Bureau’s notice of suspension cannot, by itself justify extension of the statutorily mandated 30-day appeal period”
• “[A]ppeals filed beyond the 30-day appeal period are untimely and deprive the trial court of subject matter jurisdiction over the appeals.”

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