Pennsylvania Act 1844-219 — INCORPORATION OF A COMPANY TO MAKE AN ARTIFICIAL ROAD

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INCORPORATION OF A COMPANY TO MAKE AN ARTIFICIAL ROAD
                 Act of Apr. 19, 1844, P.L. 313, No. 219              Cl. 28
                           A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT

     To an act, entitled "An Act to enable the governor to
        incorporate a company for making an artificial road,
        beginning at the intersection of Vine and Tenth streets,
        Philadelphia, and thence to Perkiomen bridge, in the county
        of Montgomery."

        Section 1.  Lands held by assignees for benefit of creditors
     of corporations not to be forfeited
        So much of the statutes of mortmain, and of any other
     disabling laws, acts of statutes, as tends to invalidate the
     titles to any lands, tenements or hereditaments, in this
     Commonwealth, now held by assignees or trustees, for the benefit
     of creditors (of any corporation or corporations chartered by
     this Commonwealth), be and the same is hereby repealed.  1844,
     April 19, P.L. 313, Sec. 1.