Pennsylvania § 326 Quorum

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 326 — Quorum

Pennsylvania·Title 42 JUDICIARY AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURE·Part PART II·Ch. 3 GENERAL STRUCTURE AND POWERS·Subch. GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO COURTS

(a)Supreme Court.--A majority of the Supreme Court shall be a quorum of the court.

(b)Other courts.--The quorum requisite to hold a session of any other court shall be specified by general rule.

(c)Inability to assemble quorum.--Where by reason of vacancy, illness, disqualification or otherwise it is impossible to assemble a quorum of a court at the time and place appropriate therefor, sufficient judges shall be temporarily assigned to the court to permit the court to hold a duly convened session and transact the business of the court.

(d)Court en banc.--The composition of a court en banc shall be as specified by general rules.

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(a) Supreme Court.--A majority of the Supreme Court shall be a quorum of the court.

(b) Other courts.--The quorum requisite to hold a session of any other court shall be specified by general rule.

(c) Inability to assemble quorum.--Where by reason of vacancy, illness, disqualification or otherwise it is impossible to assemble a quorum of a court at the time and place appropriate therefor, sufficient judges shall be temporarily assigned to the court to permit the court to hold a duly convened session and transact the business of the court.

(d) Court en banc.--The composition of a court en banc shall be as specified by general rules.

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