Pennsylvania Act 1851-354 — DEEDS - DEFECTIVE ACKNOWLEDGMENT - VALIDATION

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DEEDS - DEFECTIVE ACKNOWLEDGMENT - VALIDATION
                 Act of Apr. 15, 1851, P.L. 661, No. 354              Cl. 68
                                  AN ACT

     To incorporate the Meadville Cemetery, relative to the election
        of a justice of the peace in Womelsdorff, Berks county,
        repealing part of the ninth section of an act passed April
        eight, one thousand eight hundred and fifty, regulating
        election districts, and relating to the election of
        supervisors and borough officers, to deeds defectively
        acknowledged or proved out of this State for lands therein,
        and relative to the vacating of a street in Monongahela city.

        Section 10.  Deeds executed without the State, defectively
     acknowledged, but recorded thirty years
        All the deeds and conveyances in due forms for lands within
     this State, which purport to have been executed and acknowledged
     or proved without the limits of this State, and which have been
     recorded in any county of this State in which any part of the
     lands conveyed lie for a period of thirty years previous to the
     passage of this act, notwithstanding such deeds and conveyances
     shall not have been acknowledged or proved at the time they may
     have respectively been recorded according to the requirements of
     the then existing laws of this Commonwealth in relation to the
     recording of deeds, shall be received and admitted in evidence
     in like manner and with effect as if the same had been duly
     acknowledged or proved at the time of their being respectively
     executed, or previous to their being recorded.  1851, April 15,
     P.L. 661, Sec. 10.