The Commonwealth Court vacated a judgment judgment against the city of Scranton in a precedential ruling that provides guidance on the definition of "property loss" under Pennsylvania's Judicial Code.
March 28, 2023 at 05:32 PM
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A Pennsylvania state court ruled Tuesday that two Scranton couples cannot recover “loss of enjoyment” damages for their flooded basements.
The decision entered by the three-judge Commonwealth Court panel scrapped a $333,500 judgment against the city of Scranton in a precedential ruling that provides guidance on the definition of “property loss” under Pennsylvania’s Judicial Code.
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Judge Lori A. Dumas of the Commonwealth Court. Courtesy photo
