The question before us has not previously been addressed by this Court. The majority then reasons that, since Pa. R.C.P.J.D. 402d does not state that the transcript being certified to the court must reflect compliance with Pa. R.C.P.D.J. 423, the prothonotary may enter judgment based on the transcript even though that transcript does not show that the party was ever notified of the judgment. I believe, however, that even though the Rules of Civil Procedure do not specifically direct that the notice of judgment be recorded, basic constitutional tenets of due process and notice demand that the record reflect proper notification.
Unborn child dies in the womb pursuant to accident-induced injuries.
8 charges include homicide by vehicle per DUI and homicide by vehicle. 3735 protects viable but not yet born children and we reverse the decision of the court below dismissing one count of homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence. Appellees characterize Bank's losses as loan losses for which coverage is excluded. Therefore, the first issue is whether the trial court erred in concluding that the Bank's losses occurred as a result of a loan. It appears that no court in Pennsylvania has addressed this precise issue.