Preliminary Draft of a Bill Consolidating the Existing General Laws Relating to
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5, Act of April 3, 1851, P. L. 320.
(h) COMPLAINTS TO COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
Section 28. Complaint may be made to the next court of quarter sessons of the proper county, upon entering into recognizance, with sufficient security according to law, to prosecute the same with effect, and for the payment of costs, by any person aggrieved in consequence of any ordinance, regulation or act done, or purporting to be done, in virtue of this article, and the determination and order of* the said court... thereon shall be conclusive.
Section 2, Act of May 22, 1883, P. L. 39, amending Section 27, cl. 3, Act of April 3, 1851, P. L. 320.
See Rebie v. Walton, 18 Pa. C. C. 289.
Section 29. Upon the complaint of any person or persons ag- grieved by any regulation under the provisions of this act in relation to the laying out of the common sewers and drains, or of the open- 97 ing, or other regulations thereof, the said court shall take such order as may be just and reasonable, and the final order of the said court shall be conclusive.
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5, Act of April 3, 1851, P. L. 320.
(h) COMPLAINTS TO COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
Section 28. Complaint may be made to the next court of quarter sessons of the proper county, upon entering into recognizance, with sufficient security according to law, to prosecute the same with effect, and for the payment of costs, by any person aggrieved in consequence of any ordinance, regulation or act done, or purporting to be done, in virtue of this article, and the determination and order of* the said court... thereon shall be conclusive.
Section 2, Act of May 22, 1883, P. L. 39, amending Section 27, cl. 3, Act of April 3, 1851, P. L. 320.
See Rebie v. Walton, 18 Pa. C. C. 289.
Section 29. Upon the complaint of any person or persons ag- grieved by any regulation under the provisions of this act in relation to the laying out of the common sewers and drains, or of the open- 97 ing, or other regulations thereof, the said court shall take such order as may be just and reasonable, and the final order of the said court shall be conclusive.
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