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A plaintiff's procedural error in notifying the defendant of the documentary evidence to be offered at trial was not grounds for a nonsuit, the Pa. Commonwealth Court has ruled. An en banc panel voted 5-2 to vacate and remand a trial court's granting of a nonsuit in a case in which the plaintiff filed a pretrial statement listing the documents he intended to offer as evidence, but did not title the documents "notice" and "stipulation" as specified in the Pa. Rules of Civil Procedure.
June 20, 2008 at 05:25 AM
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