Parties disputed as fatal flaw in stadium suite and ticket payment judgment. Appellants were not entitled to petitions to open or strike default judgment where petitions were filed over seven months after entry of default judgment.
May 06, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Stadium Suite License and Season Tickets • Failure to Pay Contract Price • Parties to Contract • Petition to Open/Strike Default Judgment • Timeliness
The Phillies v. Reg’l Res. Mgmt., PICS Case No. 16-0562 (C.P. Philadelphia April 5, 2016) Padilla, J. (7 pages).
Parties disputed as fatal flaw in stadium suite and ticket payment judgment. Appellants were not entitled to petitions to open or strike default judgment where petitions were filed over seven months after entry of default judgment.
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