· 7/1/1855
Todd's Appeal
Citations
- 24 Pa. 429
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- stating that whether the appellate court agrees or disagrees with the board's finding of fact, the court has no power to set aside the board's findings if there is substantial evidence to support them
- stating that whether the appellate court agrees or disagrees with the board’s finding of fact, the court has no power to set aside the board’s findings if there is substantial evidence to support them
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Judges: Lowrie
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