act-1933-0-14•Pennsylvania Act 1933-14 — MUNICIPAL CLAIMS, WRITS OF SCIRE FACIAS AUTHORIZED
Pennsylvania Act 1933-14 — MUNICIPAL CLAIMS, WRITS OF SCIRE FACIAS AUTHORIZED
act-1933-0-141933 Pa. Act 14Law
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MUNICIPAL CLAIMS, WRITS OF SCIRE FACIAS AUTHORIZED
Act of Mar. 22, 1933, P.L. 18, No. 14 Cl. 53
AN ACT
To authorize boroughs and townships of the first class to sue
out writs of scire facias on certain municipal claims, where
more than five years have elapsed since said claims were
filed, and to reduce such claims to judgment; and providing
for the revival and collection of such judgments.
Section 1. Be it enacted, &c., That whenever any borough or
township of the first class has heretofore filed in the office
of the prothonotary of the proper county any municipal claim or
claims, and the borough or township of the first class has not,
within the period of five years after the date on which any such
claim was filed, sued out a writ of scire facias to reduce the
same to judgment, then, in any such case, any such borough or
township of the first class may, within six months after the
passage and approval of this act, issue its praecipe for a writ
of scire facias on any such municipal claim and proceed to
judgment in the manner provided by law to obtain judgments upon
municipal claims; and such judgment shall be a valid judgment
and be a lien upon the real estate upon which it was a lien at
the time it was filed, and said judgment may be revived and
collected as other judgments upon municipal claims are revived
and collected: Provided, however, That the lien of any such
judgment shall not reattach against any real estate transferred
to any purchaser during the time when the lien of any such
municipal claim was lost, nor shall the lien of any such
judgment impair or affect the priority of the lien of any
mortgage or other lien which gained priority because of the
failure of the borough or township of the first class to sue out
the writ of scire facias within the five year period, or was
entered of record during the time the lien of such municipal
claim was lost.
This act shall be in effect immediately upon its passage, and
approval by the Governor.
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