Pennsylvania Act 1887-120 — ROAD ASSESSMENTS, APPEALS FROM

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ROAD ASSESSMENTS, APPEALS FROM
                  Act of May 23, 1887, P.L. 180, No. 120              Cl. 36
                                  AN ACT

     To authorize an appeal from the assessment of the amount to be
        paid by persons desirous of using a private road.

        Section 1.  Appeal from assessments
        In the several counties of this Commonwealth, where by
     existing laws the duty of laying out public and private roads is
     imposed upon the supervisors or road commissioners of the
     respective townships, any person interested, who may feel
     aggrieved with the assessment of the amount to be paid for the
     privilege of participating in the use of a private road, either
     as to the amount to be paid to the owner of the soil, or to the
     person or persons who have constructed such road, may, at any
     time within thirty days from the filing of such report, appeal
     from said assessment, in the same manner as now provided by law
     for the appealing from the assessment of damages for the laying
     out and opening of public roads.  1887, May 23, P.L. 180, No.
     120, Sec. 1.