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Decided: March 17, 1958.
CITY OF HOBOKEN, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT,v.THE JARKA CORPORATION, RESPONDENT-RESPONDENT, AND DIVISION OF TAX APPEALS, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, RESPONDENT. CITY OF HOBOKEN, RESPONDENT-APPELLANT, V. INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL OPERATING CO., INC., PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT, AND DIVISION OF TAX APPEALS, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, RESPONDENT
On appeal from the Division of Tax Appeals, Department of the Treasury.
For reversal and remandment -- Chief Justice Weintraub, and Justices Heher, Burling, Jacobs, Francis and Proctor. For affirmance -- None.
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Two errors require reversal of the judgments of the Division of Tax Appeals.
The first is that the Division failed to follow the procedure set forth in Fifth Street Pier Corp. v. City of Hoboken, 22 N.J. 326 (1956), in that opportunity was not given to except to the panel report. It should be noted that the Division here took final action before we decided the Fifth Street Pier Corp. case.
The second is that although counsel for respondent offered no proof in support of the allegation of discrimination
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and at the hearing stated he was limiting the appeals to the issue of true value, yet the Division found discrimination by noticing and applying the Director's equalization table. That course is incompatible with the views expressed in Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Co. v. Neeld, 23 N.J. 561 (1957) with respect to the Director's table.
Appellant contends that if the matter is remanded, as we conclude it must be, the issue of discrimination be deemed to have been withdrawn by reason of the circumstances described above. At the time of the hearings before the Division, its jurisdiction to entertain the charge of discrimination was in doubt. Shortly after the hearings closed but before decision, Gibraltar Corrugated Paper Co. v. Township of North Bergen, 20 N.J. 213 (1955), was decided and therein the Division's jurisdiction was recognized. Although respondent should have applied to reopen the matter when Gibraltar was decided, yet we think that under all the circumstances the interests of justice are served by permitting respondent to press that issue upon the remand.
In the light of the foregoing, we should not consider other issues presented on these appeals. However, if there should be appeals from the new judgments of the Division, the parties may use the briefs and appendices now on file with such additions as circumstances may suggest to them, and to that end the briefs and appendices will be preserved for use in the Appellate Division or this court.
The judgments are accordingly reversed and the matters remanded to the Division for further proceedings not inconsistent with this opinion.
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The left side of the Bruins' second line has been a revolving door, and Thursday night's one-goal night against the Hurricanes was no exception. After a few games with Tim Schaller to the left of David Krejci and David Backes, Ryan Spooner — for you have to believe the billionth time this season — was plugged back into that spot with Krejci and Backes for the third period of a 2-1 shootout win.
It was not until the clock read just 31.5 seconds and with a 6-on-5 that the Bruins scored, and off the foot of the Hurricanes' Teuvo Teravainen no less, on 'Canes netminder Cam Ward to force overtime.
The goal, originally credited to Torey Krug but later changed to Backes (about 13 hours later, actually) for his sixth goal this year, was the lone strike on a night in which the Bruins put 35 goals on net. Two nights before that, too, the Bruins had just two goals on 47 shots, including one from a solid solo finish from Krejci for his third goal of the season.
Tuesday in Philly was a dominant performance from the line — then Schaller-Krejci-Backes — but Thursday was a common effort. Too many nights has the line controlled the puck, but failed to generate prime scoring opportunities. And though a lot of that blame has been thrown the left's way, what about chemistry between Krejci and Backes, the line's two veteran presences and talents that combine for $13.25 against the B's books?
Do they have any chemistry together?
"Well, you hope so," B's boss Claude Julien said when asked just that. "I think at times that line goes quiet, other times it's better. We've tried different guys on the left side right now and one might give them speed but doesn't win as many battles. The other way guys are a little harder right now and they spend more time in the O-zone. Really trying hard to find the right balance there.
"I think both Davids are very capable of bringing a good game every night as far as creating scoring chances and being some of the better players. So at times, you think that it's not so much about what's on our left or what's not on our left, more that it's about their game. So the chemistry takes some time and I think they're starting to get to know each other all the time."
But forget about the left for just a second. On Backes' six goals this year, Krejci has come through with the primary assist just once. That would lead you to believe that these two are not a necessarily great fit together, not yet anyways. That's definitely a little weird, too, as Backes fits the bill of Krejci's linemates during his prime, like Nathan Horton and Jarome Iginla. He's a big-bodied winger that is good at digging pucks out along the walls and dishing them back to Krejci. Although at the same time, Backes' shot is not as potent as that of Iginla or even Horton for that matter. He's a little more grind than glam in that regard.
"I thought our line was really good in Philly and we were on the puck and holding it," Backes noted of their success Tuesday versus Thursday's struggles. "Carolina plays a different game where they're on top of you with really good sticks and poking pucks off of you. It's not like they're imposing physically, but they're in really good position with really good sticks. It's almost frustrating how they poke it off your stick and you don't get time to pick your head up and make your next play.
"I thought we were not a great factor in the game, maybe even a negative through the first 40 minutes," Backes admitted of their play Thursday. "We really found our game in the third, kind of the way the team did. We just need to work on putting more consistent minutes together, that's myself included. Make the play at the right time and tilt the scales in our favor like we can do."
That success in the third period came, again, with Spooner back on that line with the two Daves. But with Patrice Bergeron out of Friday's practice at Warrior Ice Arena, Spooner was shifted up to the first line pivot spot between Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak while Schaller returned to the second line wing with Krejci and Backes. And if that holds for tomorrow and Bergeron is unavailable for any reason, it will once again be on the Krejci-Backes combo to find some offensive consistency together.
For the first time this season.
The Bruins have rolled with a 12-forward unit (without an extra body on deck) since Sean Kuraly was returned to the American Hockey League on Nov. 24. But with Patrice Bergeron absent from Friday's practice at Warrior Ice Arena with an apparent day off, the Bruins have recalled forward Anton Blidh from the Providence Bruins ahead of tomorrow's road game against the Sabres.
Blidh's jump to Boston comes off a start in which he's recorded five goals and nine points, the fifth-most among any P-Bruins skater, in 19 games played. Blidh had also recorded one goal and three points in his last three AHL contests. A sparkplug, energy forward if there ever was one, Blidh has also tallied 22 minutes in penalties for Kevin Dean's youthful Providence club this season.
Blidh practiced on the fourth line with Dominic Moore and Jimmy Hayes.
A native of Molnlycke, Swe., Blidh was drafted in the sixth round (180th overall) in 2013.
Oh, what Bruins fans would give to say, "Chara just looks slower out there" these days.
On the first of December and still without a victory to his name, though in just three prior games, Bruins goalie Anton Khudobin was a man possessed Thursday night in a 2-1 shootout win over the Hurricanes that featured stops on all but one of the 30 shots thrown his way.
Behind a Black and Gold group that was just flat as can be through the opening 40 minutes of play, Khudobin held the fort behind 11 first period stops, and even stopped a 4-on-0 chance the other way before the 'Canes finally broke through on a Noah Hanifin power-play goal 7:37 into the second period. Khudobin even made two gigantic breakaway stops, the first on the aforementioned 4-on-0 the other way on Jeff Skinner, and another, again on Skinner, in overtime.
"Very good," Bruins bench boss Claude Julien said of Khudobin's play in the win. "He deserves a lot of accolades tonight, the way he played, the way he responded after being out such a long time. He made some big plays for us, solid in the shootout. You couldn't ask more from him and there's no doubt that there was a lot of confidence that grew in that dressing room by watching his play and knowing that we have two goaltenders that can play extremely well for us."
Very good, actually, might be an undersell on Julien's part.
On a night in which the Bruins gave the puck away 13 times, Khudobin consistently bailed the B's out, and kept things close when the club had almost no answer or pressure on the Hurricanes' Cam Ward down at the other end of the rink.
"He was awesome tonight," Riley Nash said of Khudobin. "He shut the door on everything. I thought he was fantastic."
In what was without question his most positionally sound effort of the same, Khudobin felt bolstered by a stretch that's included two starts in less than a week since returning from an upper-body injury that put him on the shelf for 15 games, and five games in the last 12 days if you include his three-game conditioning assignment in the AHL with the Providence Bruins.
In those two NHL contests, the 30-year-old has been back to the Khudobin of old, with 56 stops on 59 shots against.
"Like I always say, the more a goalie plays, the better he feels," Khudobin said of his comfort now versus at the beginning of the year. "All together [including the AHL], I've played seven games now, and five have come in the last week and a half.
"The rhythm of it is really helpful."
It also didn't hurt that Khudobin appeared to command the crease with an undeniable chip on his shoulder against the team that traded him to the Ducks for defenseman James Wisniewski (who now plays in the KHL after just a single shift with the Hurricanes last season) a little more than a year ago in spite of a strong 70-game sample with the club from 2013 to 2015.
"I know their shooters," Khudobin hinted of his success against the 'Canes in regulation, overtime and the shootout.
"It's just a little bit extra for us," Nash, another ex-Hurricane that was let go by the club (although Nash walked as an unrestricted free agent without an offer from the club versus a trade like Khudobin), confirmed after the win after a day of playing nice. "We parted ways with them, they parted ways with us, so it's just one of those games where you want it a little bit more."
But at this point in the year, Khudobin doesn't care who the win comes against, so long as they come.
"Whenever you get the W it's always – nothing can be better," Khudobin said.
Shockingly, between three other goaltenders and 23 games into their season, the Bruins still did not have a win by a goaltender not named Tuukka Rask. But after an improbable 2-1 shootout win over the Hurricanes at TD Garden, Anton Khudobin is finally on the board.
Shockingly, between three other goaltenders and 23 games into their season, the Bruins still did not have a win by a goaltender not named Tuukka Rask. But after an improbable 2-1 shootout win over the Hurricanes at TD Garden, Anton Khudobin is finally on the board.
And in one of the sleepiest hockey games you will see this year, and maybe this decade for that matter, Khudobin did just about everything he could the Black and Gold in it against Cam Ward.
Peppered at will by his former club in an 11-shot first period, the 30-year-old Khudobin made stop after stop, and that carried on over into the second period, when the Kazakh backstop came up with a stop on the Hurricanes' Jeff Skinner on a 3-on-0 his way. (It may have even a 4-on-0 had one of the 'Canes noticed what was up ahead of him.)
But just seconds after that stop, the dam on Khudobin finally gave way in the form of a Noah Hanifin power-play bomb that simply went through No. 35 and into the B's net for Hanifin's second goal of the season. Although the Bruins had little jump in this game, the Hanifin bullet didn't help energize the Bruins one bit, as they put just seven shots on Ward in the middle period, and were en route to their second straight defeat after 29 shots — and few real chances — on the veteran Ward.
But it was on the 30th shot of the night that the Bruins finally found an answer.
With the net empty for a 6-on-5 advantage, and David Backes camped out in front of the Carolina net, a kick from Hurricanes forward Teuvo Teravainen made its way into the 'Canes crease and into through Ward for a 1-1 draw with just 31.5 seconds to go.
The goal was credited to Torey Krug, while David Pastrnak and David Krejci picked the assists.
Onto their second overtime period in three nights, the Bruins' best chance came on a Krug net-front opportunity stoned by a splitting Ward, and was shortly followed up by a penalty drawn by ex-Hurricane Riley Nash that put the Bruins on a 4-on-3 power-play opportunity. But while the passing game remained sharp, the shot game stayed cold, even on the 4-on-3 and with Ward's vision blinded by first Backes and then Matt Beleskey, as the Bruins rang high glass with incredible regularity.
In a shootout, again, for the second time in three nights, the first round began with a Ryan Spooner gloveside goal on Ward, while Jacob Slavin countered with a pretty goal of his own on Khudobin. The second round came up with stops from Ward and Khudobin, while Pastrnak deked Ward out of his pants for a goal in the top of the third.
And with a chance to seal the deal on his first win of the season, Khudobin came up with the stop and put a 'W' next to his name for the first time this year, behind a straight-up stellar 29-of-30 performance.
Here are four other things we learned in an improbable thievery on B's ice
B's man advantage continues to sputter vs. strong PK teams
The Hurricanes came into tonight's game with the league's best penalty kill, with just six power-play tallies allowed on 58 times shorthanded (89.7%). So perhaps the Bruins' struggles on the man advantage — an 0-for-3 finish to the night — was to be at least somewhat expected.
But in 24 games this year, and in six games against teams currently ranked in the league's top 10 for penalty killing percentage (the 'Canes, Blues, Maple Leafs, Devils, and two games against the Rangers), the Bruins are now just 2-for-18 on the power play.
"Oh, wow, the power play struggles against good penalty killing units?" you ask in a mocking tone. "Good analysis, jabroni."
But in what used to be an incredible strength for the Bruins (remember that the B's finished last year with the seventh-best power play in the entire NHL, at 20.5%), the Black and Gold's man advantage simply looks overmatched when it goes against the best in the opposing category. It's simply no longer a strength on strength matchup.
Striking first remains an issue for Bruins
Without a goal on 10 first period shots, and without a goal at their own end behind 11 stops from Khudobin, the Bruins carried a scoreless draw into the first intermission for the 11th time this season.
That, of course, means that the Bruins have failed to open up their first period with a goal in almost of their games to date (tonight was Game 24 of 82). This figure hasn't been as disastrous as it could be, however, as the Bruins have scored 15 first period goals overall (which puts them in the middle of the pack) while allowing just 13 on their own net.
But after two periods, it was the Hurricanes that were on the board while the B's continued to sit with a zero next to their name. With just seven second period shots to their name, too.
And it took the Bruins until the final minute of play to come up with an actual response (a goal), for that matter.
This has been a problem and will continue to be a problem, especially when the Bruins run into offenses that are much better than that of the rather mild Hurricanes, much like it was when the B's spotted the Flyers a two-goal lead after one.
Hanifin non-trade continues to haunt Bruins
It was at the 2015 NHL Draft that then-new B's general manager Don Sweeney wanted to make a big splash. And as the story goes, he had sights set on Massachusetts native and Boston College standout Noah Hanifin. Projected to somewhere in the top ten (but closer to the top five), the Bruins wheeled and dealed into back-to-back-to-back picks in the middle of the first round at the expense of Milan Lucic (to the Kings) and Dougie Hamilton (to the Flames).
But the Bruins did not have the pieces — both before they moved Lucic and Hamilton and after — to pull off a deal to entice a team within striking distance of Hanifin (who ended up going to the 'Canes at No. 5 overall).
And Hanifin has made 'em pay for it ever since.
In just his fourth career game against his hometown club, the 19-year-old scored the game's first goal, a power-play tally, and has now scored two goals and four points in four career games against the Bruins. As a rite of passage for any local or ex-Bruin returning to the Hub against the Bruins, Hanifin also scored the game-winning shootout goal against the B's a year ago.
And though the club's inability to land Hanifin has become a somewhat manageable pill to swallow thanks to the emergence of Brandon Carlo (drafted in the same class, just 32 picks later) as a legitimate NHL defenseman, there's no denying that Hanifin is a legitimate superstar in the making and foundational piece that would have looked absolutely perfect in his backyard.
Chara-less defense beginning to find its groove
In what the club hopes will be their fifth and final game without their captain and No. 1 defenseman, Zdeno Chara, the Bruins actually saw solid contributions from their defensive six, including a noteworthy pressurizing attack from the third pairing. Given advantageous matchups through the night, the Joe Morrow and Colin Miller duo really seemed to generate positive traction with each shift, and were especially noticeable in the Bruins' pushes through the neutral zone.
The Bruins also saw two significant defensive contributions from their second pairing of Kevan Miller (shifted to the left) and Brandon Carlo, with each coming up with a strong one-on-one effort in the first and third period to deny the Canes a prime scoring chance on net. Both times, the respective defenseman wiped out any chance of a real opportunity for the opposition.
That said, you still want and need to see the 6-foot-9 Chara back to his normal spot for this club and soon.
The Bruins are back in action with a Saturday matinee in Buffalo against the Sabres.
Riley Nash was more than surprised to find a crowd of reporters in front of his locker at Warrior Ice Arena this morning.
"What'd I do?" a genuinely curious Nash asked.
Apparently, Nash forgot to check the calendar and notice that tonight is his first head-to-head with his former team, the Hurricanes, at TD Garden. But, really, it's all you need to know about Nash's vendetta against the organization he called his own for six seasons.
It doesn't exist.
"It's a little different, I've never had this feeling before," Nash, who spent a Monday off-day catching up with his old teammates, including former roommate Jutin Faulk, said. "You don't really miss a beat when you see those guys."
But the fact that theyr'e considered his former teammates does seem a little odd. Despite the Hurricanes' effort to get younger, Nash is only 27 years old, and ended his final season with the club with five goals and 13 points in his final 27 contests.
Still, there's no ill will on Nash's part.
"It's business," Nash noted. "They wanted to go in a new direction. And I think that's pretty much it.
"I don't have anything negative to say about them," Nash said. "[Hurricanes general manager] Ron Francis was awesome to me. He took care of me. It's just a new opportunity here. I'm happy where I'm at, and I'm happy to be with this club and this group.
Signed to a two-year, $1.8 million deal on July 1, and a seamless fit into Claude Julien's system as a do-it-all forward that's played both wing and center for extended stretches this year, Nash said that he felt welcomed from the moment the Bruins called.
"You could usually tell with a phone call if a person is excited or wants you to be there or not," Nash said of when 'a few' people from the B's organization called him when free agency began. "You can kind of hear it in their voice. It's pretty hard to mask that.
"I felt this was an option that would be a good choice for me. They won a Cup here, and they went to another Stanley Cup Final, and this is a group that knows how to win and has been there before, so for me, it was a pretty easy decision."
As for any collisions with his old friends, Nash said there might be a few laughs, depending on if he's the one getting hit into the boards or if he's the one dishing out said hit into boards.
In net, Anton Khudobin gets the start for the Bruins. This will be just his second start since coming back from an upper-body injury last weekend. The 30-year-old Khudobin stopped 27-of-29 in his last appearance, a 2-1 loss, and has zero wins and an .878 save percentage in three games this season. Khudobin, another former Hurricane, won 27 contests in 70 games for the club from 2013 to 2015 before he was moved to Anaheim in a trade for James Wisniewski.
The Hurricanes counter with Cam Ward. In an unexpected renaissance year of sorts, the veteran Ward comes into play with seven wins and a .915 save percentage in 17 games this season, and posted six wins and a .935 in 12 games last month. Ward has found some on-again, off-again success against the B's in his career, too, with 14 wins and a .918 in 32 career games.
This is the first of three meetings between the Bruins and Hurricanes this season.
Here are the expected lines and pairings for the Bruins
Brad Marchand – Patrice Bergeron – David Pastrnak
Tim Schaller – David Krejci – David Backes
Matt Beleskey – Riley Nash – Austin Czarnik
Ryan Spooner – Dominic Moore – Jimmy Hayes
Torey Krug – Adam McQuaid
Kevan Miller – Brandon Carlo
Joe Morrow – Colin Miller
Bruins winger Brad Marchand is no stranger to outbursts. Marchand is also no stranger to current Canadiens agitator Andrew Shaw. The two have history dating back to Shaw's days with the Blackhawks, and even dropped the gloves in the 2013 Stanley Cup Final.
So, safe to say that Marchand had some thoughts on Shaw's complete and total meltdown after a penalty assessed his way in the final moments of a 2-1 Tuesday night loss to the Ducks.
In case you didn't click the link above, Shaw smashed his own stick to absolute bits inside the penalty box, dropped about a dozen f-bombs on the referees, was given the gate, and then punched an entire rack of unbroken sticks on his way back to the Habs' locker room.
"Oh, he showed those sticks," Marchand said with a grin.
"I think we all get frustrated," Marchand, a player having taken more than his share of penalties similar to that of Shaw's game-ending call, admitted, noting the frustration that can come when you're whistled for a call that late in a close game. "You know, I've learned — well I'm still learning — [there's] not a whole lot you can do at that time. It is what it is, and guys are emotional at that time in a game."
Whistled for 182 penalties since the start of the 2010 season, including eight majors, four misconducts, and two game misconducts, the 28-year-old Marchand hangs his hat on one positives from his own meltdowns.
"I didn't lose it as bad as [Tuukka Rask] when he threw the pucks over the glass," Marchand joked. "So I feel good about that."
What does the second-most goals in the NHL get you? Well, I'm not sure to be honest, but I can tell you that it does not get your name on the ballot for the 2017 NHL All-Star Game in Los Angeles.
Not if you're Bruins winger David Pastrnak, anyways.
Despite his 13 goals and 17 points in 18 games played this season, the 20-year-old was not among the four Bruins featured on the ballot that dropped earlier today for Atlantic Division representation in this year's weekend festivities at the Staples Center. Instead, the ballot featured Pastrnak's linemates, Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand, along with defenseman Zdeno Chara, and goaltender Tuukka Rask.
In comparison to Pastrnak's stats on the year among other forwards on the team (and more specifically those put on the ballot), only Marchand is close, with seven goals and 20 points in 23 contests. Bergeron has tallied just three goals and six points in 20 games played. Bergeron, of course, was the lone Bruins rep at last year's All-Star weekend in Nashville.
And among the 16 other forwards featured within the Atlantic over Pastrnak, only the Leafs' James van Riemsdyk (19) and Lightning top-liner Nikita Kucherov (26) have recorded more points than No. 88 in black and gold has this year.
It's still possible for Pastrnak to get into the game, however, but it will just need to be done via a write-in campaign.


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Shopping high-end appliances nowadays is like buying a car; many great products to choose from,- interspersed with cheaper models that cut corners and use inferior components to compete with the other guys plastic-fantastic budget offering. I had been intending to replace a competitors 20 cu ft refridgerator for quite some time,- referring to it as a poorly designed small toy that had me playing musical chairs, taking out five items to reach one behind them. I had been considering another Korean manufacturers competing product of comparable size to the one I ended up purchasing, but its version of what Samsung calls Showcase access door was not of the same quality of design and engineering as Samsungs' showcase door. I also considered a significantly lower priced similar Samsung stainless model that had the Showcase door feature, but did not have the second custom cooling drawer,- and I really liked the aesthetic appearance of the black stainless finish of the model that I ended up buying. I am so glad I bought this one. It is a tech marvel for its design features that I prefer over all others I carefully studied prior to selecting this beauty. Simplicity of controls, custom cooling drawer with stainless metal plate that holds the cold well, as does the showcase door metal plate, and the smooth, quiet compressor that doesn't need to continuously cycle on and off to maintain precise temps in freezer and all cooling zones. This model seems to have the best of everything Samsung has engineered for its top of the line refrigerators. Spacious and well organized adjustability of shelves make this a pleasure to stock with groceries (which can now be done monthly instead of weekly). Between purchasing bulk family packages of frozen meat and significant savings on electrical expenses,- this unit will have paid for itself in 1 1/2 to 2 years. An expensive appliance, yes,- but you do get what you paid for.
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28 cu. ft gives me alot of room, so i can get to foods without moving stuff around in order to reach other food items . And I really like the classy look of the Black Stainless
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I've only had this refrigerator for about 2 weeks. I like the counter depth, although it seems to make the interior much smaller. I like the food showcase because it allows me to quickly get to condiments, beverages, etc. without opening the full refrigerator door. I also love the flex drawer that allows me to separately control the temperature.
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BOSAK, APPELLANT,v.MCANALLEN
Appeal from order of Court of Common Pleas of Washington County, Feb. T., 1962, No. 397, in case of Helen E. Bosak v. George W. McAnallen et al.
Sanford S. Finder, for appellant.
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Wright, P. J., Watkins, Montgomery, Jacobs, Hoffman, Spaulding, and Cercone, JJ. Dissenting Opinion by Montgomery, J.
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This was an action in trespass brought by a complaint filed on June 7, 1962, in the Court of Common Pleas of Washington County, Pennsylvania, by Helen E. Bosak, plaintiff-appellant, against George W. McAnallen and Robert S. McAnallen, original defendants-appellees, et al. The appellees moved for summary judgment in the court below under Pennsylvania Rule of Civil Procedure 1035. This motion of appellees was granted by Hon. Charles F. Sweet, President Judge,
[ 214 Pa. Super. Page 507]
by an order dated October 27, 1967, and filed on October 30, 1967. From that order the appellant took an appeal directly to this Court.
President Judge Sweet was advised of this appeal on October 28, 1968; and, on January 30, 1969, in compliance with our Rule 46, he filed an opinion on January 30, 1969, which not only discusses the reasons on the merits for his order, but also suggests that the proceedings were incomplete in the Common Pleas Court of Washington County, thus making his order interlocutory. He states that the appeal should not have been taken directly to our Court but that exceptions should have been taken to his order and should have been heard by the court en banc before appeal. For that reason, at argument, the appellees moved to quash this appeal.
It is my opinion that the motion to quash should have been granted and that this case should be returned to the lower court for consideration by the court en banc.
Since there is no statute or set of rules which determine when a case must be decided by all of the judges of a court or may be decided by one judge, it is understandable that there is confusion in these matters. However, in Carter's Estate, 254 Pa. 518, 527, 99 A. 58, 61-62 (1916), our Supreme Court stated, "The distinction between the powers and duties of a court and the functions of a judge were lost sight of entirely, and what can be done only by a court was here attempted by the judge. The words 'court' and 'judge' are so frequently used interchangeably that it is not surprising that those unversed in legal terminology accept them as meaning the same thing, but the real distinction between them is too important to be overlooked by the practitioner. By 'court' is to be understood a tribunal officially assembled under authority of law at the appropriate time and place for the administration
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of justice. By 'judge' is to be understood simply an officer or member of such tribunal. Whether an act is to be performed by one or the other is generally determined by the character of the act, but whenever it is a statutory power or duty conferred or prescribed upon the court it can only be discharged by the assembled tribunal, however composed, whether of one judge or several." In Summers v. Kramer, Controller, 271 Pa. 189, 195, 114 A. 525, 527 (1921), our Supreme Court, in ruling on a dispute between a President Judge and an associate judge, stated, "As each had equal power and authority in the court, neither had a legal right to exclude the other from participation in its business. In order to expedite the trial or argument of causes, custom allows the president judge to assign the business, when the several court rooms are occupied by the judges separately; but this practice cannot be utilized to prevent a judge from taking part in the hearing or decision of any cause pending in the court of which he is a member."
I do not believe that the above fundamental principles have been overruled by the promulgation of subsequent rules involving the court en banc and by the historical development of custom and practice in our courts. Pennsylvania Rule of Civil Procedure 249 reads: "(a) Except where the court is required to act en banc, a law judge may perform any function of the court, including the entry of interlocutory or ex parte orders, decrees and other matters in the nature thereof." However, motions for new trial, in arrest of judgment, and for judgment non obstante veredicto are required by law to be heard by the court en banc if the court is composed of more than one judge. Act of March 28, 1835, P. L. 88, § 8, 12 P.S. § 680; Elliott v. Miller, 206 Pa. Superior Ct. 536, 214 A.2d 351 (1965). In Kensington Club Liquor License Case, 164 Pa. Superior Ct. 401, 406, 65 A.2d 428, 431 (1949), this Court
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quoted, with approval, from Sterrett v. MacLean, 293 Pa. 557, 563, 143 A. 189, 190 (1928), where it was held that an appeal by a sheriff from the decision of a county salary board must be heard by the court en banc. The Court therein said, "This very important subject has heretofore been before this court in various aspects, and we have consistently reprehended the allowance of proceedings in court before only one judge when the particular judicial district had two or more judges and where the vital interest of litigants or the conservation of public rights renders it imperative that a case be heard, considered and decided by aid of the experience and knowledge as well as the personal attention of more judges than one to the evidence and the arguments before the court." (Emphasis supplied). Like the motion for judgment n.o.v., when granted, the motion for summary judgment, having the effect of foreclosing all legal rights of the aggrieved party, is a matter of vital interest to him under this rule.
Nevertheless, in recommending the quashing of this appeal, I do not intend modifying the general rule, that where an order is signed "by the court", it is an order presumably agreed to by all the judges of the court. Zerbey v. Allan, 215 Pa. 383, 64 A. 587 (1906); Reilly v. Rankin, 142 Pa. Superior Ct. 51, 15 A.2d 478 (1940). But in the instant case (1) the order was not signed "by the court"; (2) the trial court itself admitted that this case was not heard by the court en banc; and (3) the appellees have complained of their not having the opportunity to proceed before the court en banc.
Where any one of the above three facts appear in the record and where a statute or the common law does not establish that one judge may make a final appealable decision or order in a case affecting the vital interests of a litigant, it is my opinion that it should first be heard by the court en banc before it becomes appealable.
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Therefore, I would revoke our order dismissing the appellees' motion to quash and enter a new order granting it. For this reason I respectfully dissent from the Per Curiam Order affirming the summary judgment entered in appellees' favor.
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Phone +358 294 1911 (University)
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Researchers and Publications
Welcome to the Faculty of Social Sciences!
The Faculty of Social Sciences is an international multidisciplinary institute providing education in the Finnish, Swedish and English languages.
The Faculty educates experts who are well versed in various social phenomena in different cultures, and who bear responsibility for the promotion of human values both locally and globally.
More than one fourth of those holding a Master's degree and about one third of those holding a doctorate in the social sciences in Finland are graduates of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Helsinki.
Hanken and University of Helsinki launch joint research centre
Hanken School of Economics and University of Helsinki have today announced the foundation of a joint research and development institute, Centre for Corporate Responsibility (CCR).
The aim of the Centre for Corporate Responsibility (CCR) is to enhance collaborative and cross-disciplinary research on the interactions between business, politics and society. CCR also promotes socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development of Finnish businesses through high-quality research in close cooperation with firms, non-governmental organisations, and research institutions.
The Doctoral Programmes coordinated by the Faculty of Social Sciences is inviting applications for salaried doctoral candidate positions, starting from 1.1.2017.
The call is open until September 30, 2016.
See the calls for applications here:
- The Doctoral Programme in Social Sciences
- The Doctoral Programme in Political, Societal and Regional Change
- The Doctoral Programme in Economics
Academic Freedom and the Turkish Turmoil: Symposium on Academic Freedom in Turkey on video
In order to understand the current, multi-layered and complicated political situation in Turkey and its effects on the academia, the University of Helsinki organized a symposium on August 25th with guest speakers.
The Symposium was streamed to Unitube and you can watch it on line.
University of Helsinki researchers received multi-million funding from the European research council
Researchers Lauri Aaltonen, Sarah Green and Hanna Vehkamäki have received multi-million funding from the European Research Council (ERC). Sarah Green is Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology in the Faculty of Social Sciences.
Blog by Petteri Repo: Big Data, Public Participation, Sustainable Innovation and the Pullip Doll
University researcher Petteri Repo blogs about Big Data, Public Participation, Sustainable Innovation and the Pullip Doll in the Valtiotieteellinen tutkii blog. Find out what is the Pullip Doll, the CASI Project and read some interesting information about ongoing Big Data research.
Professor Janne Hukkinen:
Could Finland have a decentralized energy system?
Why is Finland's energy policy such a "fossil"? How could the country's energy policy renew itself? These are the questions we pursue in the Defend project (Decentralizing Finland's energy regime: The triggers and dynamics of transition), funded by the Academy of Finland's New Energy research program.
Read more about the project and Finland´s energy policy from the "valtiotieteellinen tutkii" –blog.
The Kurdish Question could be ours
Reconciliation of Turkey and its Kurdish population is hampered by the quest for unity, which was also a strong trend in Western nation-states in the 1900s.
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9:00am - 1:00pm, pick up at Los Angeles Airport (LAX)
2:30pm, pick up at Holiday Inn Select - 14299 Firestone Blvd, La Mirada, CA 90638
In the morning, we will drive through California's central valley and into Mojave Desert. We will make a stop at the famous outlet mall where we can shop for discounted prices. We will spend the night in Barstow.
Hotel: Ramada Inn Barstow or similar
Hometown - Los Angeles (summer)
Upon your arrival you will be transferred to the hotel for check –in.
** Please arrange your flight arrive Los Angeles (LAX) between 9am - 9pm.
all other times have to pay extra transfer fee (one way) : 1st & 2nd person $65, the 3rd person and up will be charged additional $10 per person.
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In the morning we will head towards the Death Valley. The beauty of this valley is mesmerizing. Looking out from Zabriskie Point you will see the valley is surrounded by desert landscapes known as the badlands. You will go beneath the dark shadows of the Black Mountains, where you will see a huge amount of crystal like salt spreads before you. You have reached Bad Water. At -282 feet it is the lowest spot in the Western Hemisphere.
We will later head to Las Vegas where you can enjoy Las Vegas Strip. You may also join our night tour. Accommodations will be at the Excalibur Hotel & Casino, named for the mythical sword of King Arthur. This castle themed resort right in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip will sure provide you with a relaxing thrilling experience. You can choose to eat at the Roundtable Buffet, or go to the Strip and stop by one of the other world famous hotels. We will spend the night in Las Vegas.
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Los Angeles - Las Vegas (summer)
Las Vegas, the city of entertainment. Enjoy a walk on Las Vegas Strip and visit the various casinos from Venetian, Bellagio MGM Grand and The Mirage among others. You can also enjoy a walk downtown and enjoy the dazzling light show. Accommodations will be at the Excalibur Hotel & Casino. Enjoy yourself in the castle resort right in the middle of the Las Vegas. Choose any buffet you like from the options included in the hotel, including the Roundtable Buffet. We will spend the night in Las Vegas.
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South Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is a natural beauty and the most spectacular erosion ever found. Canyon National Park is unmatched. Today, take an excursion to this incomparable National Park. Spend the night in Las Vegas.
Grand Canyon West Rim "The Skywalk"
This journey will start the moment you stop by the Magnificent Hoover Dam and on to the Majestic Hualapai Indian Reservation. You can take a walk on the Skywalk. Enjoy a different perspective of the canyon from a helicopter flight into the Grand Canyon or take a cruise along the Colorado River. Spend the night in Las Vegas.
Hotel: Excalibur Hotel and Casino or similar
All activities at Grand Canyon West must be paid in cash. Tour Guide will assist you and collect the required fee in order to reserve the services for passengers.
Mandatory admission fees:
$80-Grand Canyon West Admission and one lunch
Optional tours:
$35 - Skywalk
$190 - Helicopter & Pontoon Boat Trip
In the morning we will travel to Los Angeles. We will make a stop by the historical landmarks of Hollywood, Chinese Theater, Hollywood Blvd. and the Kodak Theater complex. We will rest in Los Angeles.
Hotel: Holiday Inn Select La Mirada or Knott's Berry Farm Hotel or similar
You will enjoy a full day at the ever so famous Disneyland.
San Diego City Tour
We will start our day driving along the deep blue Pacific Ocean to head straight to San Diego, the largest city in California.
Located in this Southern city the U.S. Pacific Fleet naval base.
We will go to the beautiful & tranquil Coronado Island where you get to enjoy the amazing views overlooking San Diego. We will return to downtown, and we will see the luxurious Hotel Coronado, which is now a National Landmark.
We will have lunch and later we will visit the Navy Memorial Park filled with aircraft carriers that you can board but at your own expenses.
After, we will continue to Balboa Park to enjoy the botanical gardens and Spanish Baroque architecture. Finally we will arrive at Old Town, where you will go back in time as you wander the streets surrounded by the classic Mexican Pueblos and shops offering many Latin American souvenirs and handicrafts.
Hotel: Holiday Inn Select La Mirada or similar
Experience the hidden beauty when you visit all the themed studios like Shrek and Jurassic Park, this is where the magic happens.
Also enjoy various shows and performances throughout the day.
Hotel : Holiday Inn Select La Mirada or Knott's Berry Farm Hotel or similar
Departing from Los Angeles in the morning, we will head towards San Francisco. On our way we will make a stop at Lake Pyramid. You can click pictures and enjoy views of its pristine waters, cruise boats and more. You can also visit the museum to explore ancient artifacts and see how beautifully the mirror like lake is preserved. Then we will make a stop at the Tejon Ranch Outlets where you can satisfy all your shopaholic needs and shop for more than 70 brands at one place! We will arrive in San Francisco by afternoon.
Note: Pyramid Lake tour is not valid during Christmas, Thanksgiving and New Year
Hotel: Red Roof Inn SFO or similar
Today's tour will be all about the beautiful city of San Francisco. We will visit famous landmarks like Civic Center, Golden Gate Park, Twin peaks, and The Golden Gate Bridge.
Also we will see Palace of Fine Arts, Fisherman's Wharf, Market Street and Chinatown.
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How many women in the united states are overweight, obese?
68% overweight!!: Over 2/3 of us adults are overweight (bmi over 25). Among black women, the incidence is 82%. The term "obesity" applies to people with a bmi over 30. That is about 30-40 pounds over ideal weight. The attached picture shows that over 35% of the us is obese! education, advocacy, and research are available through the obesity action coalition. Check it out. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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The definition started with Louis Israel Dublin, chief statistician of the Metropolitan life insurance company, in the early 1940s, as a BMI >25 (definitely >30) for people in their 20's based on retrospective observational life insurance data of the age at which people died later in life. This was subsequently adopted by the medical disease industry. However, BMI is ...Read more
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Please describe the mortality rate for morbidly obese women?
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What would be a great fitness/diet plan for obese women?
What works for you: The best plan is the one that you will stick to. It could be walking, low impact aerobics. Start slow, may be 10-15 minute intervals as tolerated and increase slowly. The best plan is the one that fits your lifestyle, you enjoy doing and are motivated to continue doing and gets you results. Aim for activity most days of the week, but start at least three days of the week. ...Read more
M south Indian.Is it the fat storing location or difference in gender that makes a big round fat belly more common in obese male than obese women here?
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Only on obesity: metabolic syndrome and weight distribution associated with it is pretty common in both genders but a bit more in men. On the other hand, women are smaller and are supposed to have a higher body fat percentage. Fat percent.. definitley women. Obesity... maybe slightly women...but varies in culture/location and abdominal slightly male. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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3 Bedroom House in Reiger Park
R 850 000 Negotiable
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R 850 000 Negotiable
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This house is situated in Reiger Park,Boksburg. The house is located near many different amenities.The first lounge has sliding doors and opens to a second sliding glass door to entrance area.There are 3 bedrooms with masters enjoying a bay window(N/NE). The one full bathroom has a bath ,basin and toilet. The kitchen is spacious and open with fully fitted cupboards .It has 2 sinks , a four plate stove and enough space for the washing machine and other electric appliances.There are 3 garages with roll up doors.First garage with doors and windows.one double garage both with double plug points .The property has an outside toilet too. The tuscan style front gates have one pedestrian swing gate and one 4m sliding gate.( automation point provided)all within double bricked walled perimeter.Parking space for 6 cars. Indeed a large property with great income potential.Its also close to all the Primary and High schools in the area.
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PhD student — Robert Thompson
Robert has an MPhys in Physics from Durham University and loves the groundbreaking areas that his job can cover
What inspired you to do your job?
I work at University College London in the London Centre for Nanotechnology and the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
While here I am studying for a PhD, which means I spend my days researching a specific project. This research could involve reading about some new ideas on the internet or looking up a piece of information in the library, talking to other scientists, working in the laboratory or spending time trying to understand the results from my experiments.
During my final year at Durham University I was researching organic electronics and I was amazed at how much there is still unknown in this field.
A relatively new area of research, organic electronics looks at crystals, plastics and small molecules which can conduct electricity (yes, plastics that can conduct electricity).
There are so many potential applications for this type of science and so many questions left to be asked and to answer. This is the main reason I decided to continue researching.
The rules of physics explain everything, from the things so tiny you will never see them, to the things so big you can't even imagine being able to see them
What impact does your research have?
My research is looking at organic electronics; I specifically look at a type of crystal which can conduct electricity. Hopefully we will be able to develop our knowledge of this crystal so it can be used in new electronic devices.
The area of organic electronics is a big new area of research and is already producing some of the thinnest TV screens available and soon will be producing flexible electronics, (TVs you can roll up and put under your arm), and more energy efficient light sources.
What is your typical day?
As a PhD student I have complete control over the work I do, how I spend my days and the way I run my projects. Because of this, no two days are ever the same, but generally I will arrive in the office quite early, I'll check my emails and do a quick search on the internet to see if there is anything new and of interest out there related to my work.
My day from here can involve anything, going to meetings with other researchers, working in the lab with lasers or expensive microscopes; sometimes I just spend the day reading interesting articles about some new discovery.
The thing that all my days have in common though is whether I am in the lab, the office or at another university, I know that whatever I am doing or thinking about, only a handful of other people in the world will be thinking about the same thing, and often I could be the only one who's ever seen what I'm looking at or thought about what I'm thinking about.
What do you love most about science?
I really enjoy the fact that the rules of physics explain everything, from the things so tiny you will never see them, to the things so big you can't even imagine being able to see them.
Studying science is about continually asking the questions no one has thought of yet, and by asking these questions we get to understand a little bit more about this miraculous world which we live in. It's this that I love about science; the way it can explain so much about the world and by pushing the science a little bit further we keep understanding more and more.
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