Chancery court erred in adopting West Virginia court's factual findings through judicial notice where such facts were disputed by the parties to the present action.

Inadvertent omission of guilty finding in bench trial verdict was not the equivalent of a not-guilty verdict, enabling the trial court to correct its omission in the written verdict. Judgment of sentence affirmed.

Court Credits Town's Expert's Testimony in Real Property Tax Appeals Case

Defendants filed preliminary objections to personal injury plaintiff's civil complaint alleging premises liability. The court overruled defendants' objections to plaintiff's claim of negligence where plaintiff adequately apprised defendants that they were being sued for negligently failing to remedy a dangerous condition of their sidewalk, namely that a portion of the sidewalk was raised above its surroundings and caused plaintiff to trip and fall. The court sustained defendants' objections to plaintiff's allegations of respondeat sup

Court Determines Personal Jurisdiction Exists to Adjudicate Claims

Although officers displayed authority by blocking defendant and commanding him to stop, no seizure occurred where defendant's momentary pause followed by running from the officers meant he never complied with the officers' authority, and his flight gave the officers reasonable suspicion to detain him. Conviction affirmed, judgment of sentence vacated and remanded for resentencing.

The parties entered into a contract for appellee to sell a home to appellant but, at the time of the contract and as of the closing date, appellee did not own the property.

Court Finds Commission's Imposition of Development Approval Condition is Arbitrary, Illegal and an Abuse of Discretion

Court Affirms Denial of Claim for Tolling of Statute of Limitations

Court Grants Dismissal to Ambulance Service in Medical Malpractice Suit