Parkhurst v. Kling

*781OPINION

KRAFT, District Judge.

On November 22, 1965, we filed an Opinion herein, D.C., 249 F.Supp. 315, in which we held, inter alia, that when one party to a telephone conversation, himself, records a communication received from the other party, no interception occurs within the meaning of the Federal and Pennsylvania statutes. 47 U.S.C.A. § 502; 15 P.S. § 2443.

As one of the supporting precedents for our decision we cited Commonwealth v. Murray, 206 Pa.Super. 298, 304, 213 A.2d 162 (1965). That decision was reversed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on October 6, 1966, 423 Pa. 37, 223 A.2d…