Pennsylvania Act 1897-190 — TRIAL LIST, STATE GIVEN PREFERENCE

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TRIAL LIST, STATE GIVEN PREFERENCE
                  Act of Jul. 9, 1897, P.L. 236, No. 190              Cl. 72
                                  AN ACT

     Giving to the State preference in the trial and hearing of
        causes involving the collection of revenues claimed by the
        State.

        Section 1.  Preference on trial list of causes in which
     Commonwealth is plaintiff
        From and after the passage of this act all causes, of
     whatsoever nature and kind in which the Commonwealth is a party
     plaintiff, begun or to be begun, for the collection of revenues
     due the State, or for moneys claimed by the State, the same
     shall, upon request of the Attorney General of the Commonwealth
     of Pennsylvania or upon request of any other attorney
     representing the State, have preference upon the trial lists, or
     upon hearing and argument, as the case may be, over all other
     causes in the several courts of this Commonwealth in which said
     causes are brought or are pending.  1897, July 9, P.L. 236, Sec.
     1.