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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear argument over whether a 30-day time limit to file affidavits applies to divorce cases.
April 19, 2018 at 01:23 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear argument over whether a 30-day time limit to file affidavits applies to divorce cases.
The justices granted allowance of appeal in a case involving a man who died intestate and the parsing of his estate. The justices denied allocatur on every question but one:
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