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“the general judicial power itself, expressly allotted in every state constitution, implies inherently a power to investigate as auxiliary to the power to decide; and the power to investigate implies necessarily a power to summon and to question witnesses”
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the general judicial power itself, expressly allotted in every state constitution, implies inherently a power to investigate as auxiliary to the power to decide; and the power to investigate implies necessarily a power to summon and to question witnesses
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Bowen
v.
Yellow Cab Company of Philadelphia
Appeal, No. 452.
Superior Court of Pennsylvania.
Aug 12, 1971.
280 A.2d 449
Howard M. Goldsmith, and Rosengarten & Goldsmith, for appellant; Dennis R. Suplee, and Schnader, Harrison, Segal d Lewis, for appellees.
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Order affirmed.