holding that when there is no provision in the rules of civil procedure for the filing of post-trial motions, it was improper for the executrix to file post-trial motions, and the filing of such motions did not extend the time in which an appeal could be filed
Summary of this case from Brower v. Brower1987
holding that when there is no provision in the rules of civil procedure for the filing of post-trial motions, it was improper for the executrix to file post-trial motions, and the filing of such motions did not extend the time in which an appeal could be filed
Summary of this case from Brower v. Browertreating Rule to Show Cause Why the Answers to Interrogatories Should Not Be Stricken as Contrary to the Law as a motion for judgment on the pleadings pursuant to Rule 3147
Summary of this case from Goodstein v. GoodsteinFull title:PETITIONS FOR ALLOWANCE OF APPEAL
Court:Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Jan 1, 1987
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