Burns's Contested Election

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Burns's Contested Election

137 A. 111, 288 Pa. 592, 1927 Pa. LEXIS 503

DecidedMarch 14, 1927

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Burns's Contested Election, 137 A. 111, 288 Pa. 592, 1927 Pa. LEXIS 503 (Pa. 1927).

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Opinion by

Mr. Justice Walling,

The above appeals are from orders quashing petitions in election contests and grow out of the same election considered in the Michael Pazdrak Case, filed herewith. For reasons there stated, and deeming the petitions in above cases sufficient to give the court jurisdiction, and by virtue of stipulations of counsel filed therein, the order quashing the petition in each case is reversed with a procedendo; costs to abide the event of the contest.

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Opinion by

Mr. Justice Walling,

The above appeals are from orders quashing petitions in election contests and grow out of the same election considered in the Michael Pazdrak Case, filed herewith. For reasons there stated, and deeming the petitions in above cases sufficient to give the court jurisdiction, and by virtue of stipulations of counsel filed therein, the order quashing the petition in each case is reversed with a procedendo; costs to abide the event of the contest.

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137 A. 111, 288 Pa. 592, 1927 Pa. LEXIS 503, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/burnss-contested-election-pa-1927.