Frontier Leasing Corp. v. Shah
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION BY
TAMILIA, J.:
¶ 1 Appellants Asif Shah, both as an individual and doing business under the name of Lillen’s Restaurant, appeal from the September 6, 2005, Order denying appellants’ Petition for Rule to Show Cause Why Judgment Should Not Be Stricken or Opened.
¶ 2 The underlying action arose from the leasing of an ATM machine to Shah by a third-party lessor who, in turn, assigned its rights under the lease to appellee Frontier Leasing. The ATM lease term lasted for 60 months and required Shah to pay monthly rent in the amount of $249. Record, No. 7, Petition for Rule to Show Cause, Exb.…
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