Pennsylvania Act 1862-233 — SALE OF UNSEATED LANDS - SUPPLEMENT

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SALE OF UNSEATED LANDS - SUPPLEMENT
                  Act of Apr. 3, 1862, P.L. 228, No. 233              Cl. 53
                                  AN ACT

     Supplementary to the several acts of this Commonwealth for the
        sale of Unseated Lands.

        Section 1.  Redemption in case of interfering surveys
        In case of the sale, by any county treasurer, of any unseated
     tract or tracts of land, for taxes, which may be interfered with
     by the surveys or titles of other claimants to said tract or
     tracts, it shall be lawful for any such claimant or claimants,
     within two years after any existing or future sale, to offer or
     tender the legal amount of taxes assessed upon so much of the
     said tract or tracts of land, as shall be included within the
     lines under which said claimants claim or hold title, and of the
     cost, together with the additional fifteen per cent on the same,
     equal to the proportionate part so included within the liens
     aforesaid, to the county treasurer, who is hereby authorized and
     required to receive and receipt for the same, and pay it over to
     the purchaser, on demand; which said redemption shall be as
     effectual, for the protection, to all intents and purposes, of
     said claimant or claimants' title within the lines of his survey
     or claim, as if the said redemption had been made for and
     included all the land within the lines of said interferences;
     any law, usage or custom to the contrary notwithstanding.  1862,
     April 3, P.L. 228, Sec. 1; 1935, July 12, P.L. 665, No. 243,
     Sec. 1.