The judgment imposed on licensee under the Parental Liability Act was not a judgment arising from a motor vehicle accident under the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law; thus, licensee was not subject to suspension for nonpayment. Affirmed.
January 24, 2012 at 10:00 AM
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Franklin v. Dep’t of Transportation, PICS Case No. 12-0120 (Pa. Commw. Jan 11, 2012) Friedman, Sr. J. (7 pages).
The judgment imposed on licensee under the Parental Liability Act was not a judgment arising from a motor vehicle accident under the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Law; thus, licensee was not subject to suspension for nonpayment. Affirmed.
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