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AUGUSTIN et al v. City of Philadelphia
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January 05, 2017
Judge Issues Injunction In Philly Gas Lien Dispute
Following a suit brought by landlords arguing that Philadelphia Gas Works violated their due process rights by failing to provide them adequate advance notice before placing liens on their properties for unpaid bills racked up by tenants, a Pennsylvania federal judge issued an order permanently barring the practice Thursday.
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December 01, 2016
Landlords Get Class Cert. In Philly Gas Liens Suit
A group of landlords suing Philadelphia Gas Works for allegedly failing to provide them adequate advance notice before placing liens on their properties for unpaid bills racked up by tenants were granted class certification by a federal judge on Thursday.
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March 21, 2016
Philly Gas Liens Violate Due Process Rights, Court Rules
A putative class of landlords won a ruling Thursday finding that Philadelphia Gas Works violated their due process rights by failing to provide them adequate advance notice before placing liens on their properties for unpaid bills racked up by tenants.