holding that under the previous Right-to-Know Act, "the right to examine a public record is not based on whether the person requesting the disclosure is affected by the records ... but whether any person's rights are fixed."
Summary of this case from Danvers v. Dep't of Aging1998
holding that under the previous Right-to-Know Act, "the right to examine a public record is not based on whether the person requesting the disclosure is affected by the records ... but whether any person's rights are fixed."
Summary of this case from Danvers v. Dep't of AgingFull title:PETITION FOR ALLOWANCE OF APPEAL
Court:Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Jan 1, 1998
Our standard of review of a decision where Common Pleas has granted a motion for summary judgment is limited…
Danvers v. Dep't of AgingFurther, to the extent that Petitioner believes the records should nonetheless be disclosed, given the fact…