The court recommended the appeals be quashed and the matter remanded for post-trial proceedings nunc pro tunc to that all procedural issues could be cured and a proper appeal filed; if such resolution was deemed inappropriate, the court recommended its order granting prejudgment interest and attorney fees be affirmed.
April 03, 2012 at 10:00 AM
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General Electric Capital Business Asset Funding Corp. of Conn. v. R3 Food Servs., LLC. PICS Case No. 12-0583 (C.P. Philadelphia March 1, 2012) Bernstein, J. (8 pages).
The court recommended the appeals be quashed and the matter remanded for post-trial proceedings nunc pro tunc to that all procedural issues could be cured and a proper appeal filed; if such resolution was deemed inappropriate, the court recommended its order granting prejudgment interest and attorney fees be affirmed.
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