Rule 2112. Brief of the Appellee.

 The brief of the appellee, except as otherwise prescribed by these rules, need contain only a summary of argument and the complete argument for appellee. However, the appellee may add a counter-statement of the questions involved and a counter-statement of the case. Unless the appellee does so, or the brief of the appellee otherwise challenges the questions involved or the statement of the case as stated by appellant, it will be assumed the appellee is satisfied with them, or with such parts of them as remain unchallenged.

   Official Note

   Based on former Supreme Court Rule 48, former Superior Court Rule 40 and former Commonwealth Court Rule 91. See also Cubitt v. New York Cent. R. Co., 278 Pa. 366, 370, 123 Atl. 308, 309 (1924).

   The provisions of this Rule 2112 amended December 11, 1978, effective December 30, 1978, 8 Pa.B. 3802. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (25453).