210 Pa. Code r. 2172 - Covers
(a)
Briefs
and Petitions for Allowance of or Permission to Appeal.-On the front
cover of the brief there shall appear the following:
(1) the name of the appellate court in which
the matter is to be heard;
(2) the
docket number of the case in the appellate court;
(3) the caption of the case in the appellate
court, as prescribed by these rules;
(4) title of the filing, such as "Brief for
Appellant" or "Brief for Respondent." If the reproduced record is bound with
the brief, the title shall so indicate, for example, "Brief for Appellant and
Reproduced Record," or "Brief for Appellee and Supplemental Reproduced Record,"
such as the case may be;
(5)
designation of the order appealed from such as "Appeal from the Order of" the
court from which the appeal is taken, with the docket number therein. On
appeals from the Superior Court or the Commonwealth Court its docket number
shall be given, followed by a statement as to whether it affirmed, reversed or
modified the order of the court or tribunal of first instance, giving also the
name of the latter and the docket number, if any, of the case
therein;
(6) the names of counsel,
giving the office address and telephone number of the one upon whom it is
desired notices shall be served.
(b)
Children's fast track
appeals.-In a children's fast track appeal, the front cover shall
include a statement advising the appellate court that the appeal is a
children's fast track appeal.
(c)
Reproduced record.-If the reproduced record is bound
separately, the cover thereof shall be the same as provided in Subdivision (a),
except that in place of the information set forth in Paragraph (a)(4) of this
rule there shall appear "Reproduced Record" or "Supplemental Reproduced
Record," as the case may be.
(d)
Repetition in body of document.-Unless expressly required by
these rules, none of the material set forth in Subdivisions (a) through (c)
shall be repeated in the brief or reproduced record.
(e)
Cover stock.-The covers
of all briefs and reproduced records must be so light in color as to permit
writing in ink thereon to be easily read and so firm in texture that the ink
will not run.
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