Pennsylvania Act 1897-223 — COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TRANSFER OF FUNDS

Act text

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TRANSFER OF FUNDS
                 Act of Jul. 15, 1897, P.L. 285, No. 223              Cl. 16
                                  AN ACT

     Authorizing the commissioners of the counties of the
        Commonwealth to transfer and cover into the general fund of
        the several counties, any money now placed to the credit of
        any city, borough or township, upon any duplicate for taxes
        where the same has remained uncalled for during a period of
        ten years: Provided, The right to the same is not in
        litigation or a matter of dispute.

        Section 1.  Money paid on duplicate to go to general fund
        That from and after the passage of this act it shall be
     lawful for the Commissioners of the several counties of the
     Commonwealth to transfer and cover into the general fund of
     their respective counties any money now placed or that shall
     hereafter be placed to the credit of any city, borough or
     township, where the same has been paid into the county treasury
     upon any duplicate for taxes, and has remained uncalled for
     during a period of ten years by the authorities of the city,
     borough or township to whose credit it may have been placed:
     Provided, The right to said money is not at the time of such
     transfer a matter of litigation and dispute.  1897, July 15,
     P.L. 285, Sec. 1.