Pennsylvania Act 1869-456 — PHILADELPHIA INCORPORATED - SUPPLEMENT

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PHILADELPHIA INCORPORATED - SUPPLEMENT
                 Act of Mar. 22, 1869, P.L. 477, No. 456              Cl. 11
                           A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT

     To the act incorporating the city of Philadelphia, relating to
        the apportionment of municipal claims after the filing
        thereof.

        Section 1.  Claims may be apportioned
        In all cases in which a claim for taxes or other municipal
     claim shall have been or may hereafter be filed against any lot
     or piece of ground, whether improved or unimproved, by the City
     of Philadelphia, and it shall appear by affidavit of claimant or
     defendant, or other proper evidence, that said lot in fact
     consists of two or more lots belonging to different persons, the
     proper court shall permit and require the claim, whether before
     or after any partial payment thereof, to be so awarded and
     apportioned, that a due proportion thereof and no more shall be
     charged against and recovered from the several lots included in
     the claim as originally filed; and upon the payment of any part
     of a claim so apportioned, the court may direct a satisfaction
     pro tanto of such claim be entered of record by the city
     solicitor: provided, that nothing herein contained shall in any
     way affect or impair the validity of any such claim upon the
     remainder of such lot or lots. 1869, March 22, P.L. 477, Sec. 1.