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PUBLISHED WEEKLY by the Wilkes-Barre Law and Library Association the Wilkes-Barre Law and Library Association Joseph P Established 1872 (Cite(Cite Vol.Vol. 102108 Luz.Luz. Reg.Reg. Reports)Reports) VOL. 108102 Wilkes-Barre,Wilkes-Barre, PA, PA, Friday, Friday, February October 17,5, 2018 2012 NO.NO. 407 COMMONWEALTHFEIST ET UX. v. ANDES v. GUZMAN ET AL. ..................................................1................................................36 POSTMASTER: SendSend addressaddress changeschanges to to THE THE LUZERNE LUZERNE LEGAL LEGAL REGISTER, REGISTER, 200Room N. River 23, CourtStreet, House, Room 23,Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-1001 PA 18711-1001 PeriodicalPeriodical postagepostage paidpaid atat Wilkes-Barre,Wilkes-Barre, PA PA and and additional additional office. office. PricePrice $100.$40. 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McGrath, Allstate Insurance Lombardo, III Jr. Company West Side Window 200800068 Cleaning Co Inc v. A Plus Power Wash Inc Commonwealth 200800079 Michael F. James Thomas Financial Systems Inc v. Ratchford Shoemaker Samuel R Marsola Yun Ye Preston v. 200800081 Pocono Market Fair LLC Citizens & Northern 200800091 Bank v. Beroc Inc US Bank NA v. Judith E 200800105 Francis S. Vassallo Hallinan Remit Corporation v. 200800119 Laurinda Jo Fawad H Malik Voelcker Remit Corporation v. 200800120 Laurinda Jo Pierre J Guichardan Voelcker Atlantic Credit & 200800163 Frederic Ivan Finance Inc v. June M Weinberg Russ Green Tree Consumer 200800165 Edward F. Voelker, Discount Company v. Jr. Beverly J Merring et al Kylie Doherty et al v. 200800181 Slade H. Mercy Hospital McLaughlin WilkesBarre Bank of New York Trust 200800190 Francis S. Company NA et al v. Hallinan John Dombroski George J Hayden, Inc v. 200800267 Robert S. 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