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Employee adequately pled whistleblower retaliation where she alleged that she reported employer's failure to maintain sanitary working conditions by reporting the presence of mold in the office. Respondent's preliminary objections sustained in part and overruled in part.
Appellant appealed the order of the Chester County Court of Common Pleas holding that the school principal and superintendent of schools were high public officials entitled to absolute immunity from appellant's defamation claims.
The court gave notice that its order and memorandum granting appellant's appeal from the decision of the City of Philadelphia Zoning Board of Adjustment and reversing the contested decision of the Zoning Board would stand in lieu of a §1925(a) opinion.
Local ordinance regulating lawn signs was facially unconstitutional by discriminating against some content-based signs without being narrowly tailored to compelling government interests. Order of the district court affirmed.
Appellants appealed the trial court's order granting appellee school district's motion for judgment on the pleadings and dismissing their negligence complaint with prejudice. The court affirmed, holding that appellants' suit did not fall within the real property exception to governmental immunity where their claim stemmed from an injury caused by personalty rather than realty, namely a temporary kickball base not affixed to the ground that slid out from under a high school student during a physical education class.
The court denied defendant's receiver's preliminary objections to plaintiff's mortgage foreclosure complaint and ordered the receiver to file defendant's answer to the complaint.
Plaintiff filed a preliminary objection to defendants' second amended answer and counterclaim. The court sustained the preliminary objection and struck defendants' counterclaim for unjust enrichment where defendants asserted that plaintiff was not entitled to any recovery, yet defendants admitted making payment to plaintiff for work performed and completed.
Petitioner charter school sought review of respondent Department of Education's order requiring school district to pay petitioner tuition owed for students who attended petitioner in a previous school year. The court vacated respondent's order and remanded with instructions where respondent's decision lacked findings of fact and conclusions of law that would allow effective appellate review.