210 Pa. Code r. 3102 - Quorum and Action
(a)
Quorum. A majority of the Supreme Court and, except as
otherwise prescribed in this rule, a panel of three judges of any other
appellate court shall be a quorum of the court.
(b)
Absence from panel. If
less than three members of a panel attend a session of the panel, another judge
or judges shall be designated to complete the panel if reasonably possible, and
if it is not reasonably possible to do so the presiding judge with the consent
of the parties present may direct that the matter be heard and determined by a
panel of two judges. If the two judges who so heard the matter are unable to
agree upon the disposition thereof, the president judge of the court may direct
either that the matter be submitted on the briefs to a third judge, or that the
matter be reargued before a full panel.
(c)
Commonwealth Court evidentiary
hearing and election matters. A single judge of the Commonwealth Court
shall be a quorum of the Court for the purposes of hearing and determining:
(1) Any matter which under the applicable law
may be determined in whole or in part upon the record made before the
court.
(2) Any election
matter.
(3) Any enforcement
proceeding under Rule 3761 (relating to enforcement proceedings).
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