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Appeals - 25 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 1330

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     § 1330.  Appeals.
        (a)  Right.--An individual whose application to be registered
     has been denied may file with the commission a petition to be
     registered, setting forth the grounds of the petition under oath
     or affirmation. The petition must be filed by the 15th day prior
     to an election.
        (b)  Hearing.--
            (1)  The commission shall fix a time for a public hearing
        at its office not later than the tenth day prior to the
        election.
            (2)  The commission shall give the person responsible for
        the rejection 48 hours' notice of the hearing.
            (3)  At the hearing, a clerk, inspector of registration
        or qualified elector of the county may offer evidence as to
        why the petitioner should not be registered.
            (4)  The commission, if satisfied that the petitioner is
        entitled to be registered, shall direct registration.

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