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AMERIKOHL MIN. CO., INC. v. Peoples Natural Gas Co.

583 Pa. 667 · Supreme Court of Pennsylvania · May 24, 2005

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AMERIKOHL MIN. CO., INC. v. Peoples Natural Gas Co.

876 A.2d 392 (2005) AMERIKOHL MIN. CO., INC. v. PEOPLES NATURAL GAS CO. No. 579 WAL (2004) Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 24, 2005. Disposition of Petition for allowance of appeal denied.

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583 Pa. 667
876 A.2d 392

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