Bank of Pennsylvania v. G/N Enterprises, Inc.

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• explaining the difference between in rem and in personam proceedings: a judgment in rem “creates a lien on the mortgaged premises ... no matter who may be the owner at the time the judgment is entered”; a judgment in personam “does not bind strangers to the bond”
• under predecessor to Rule 3129.2, written notice must be given to any “owner or reputed owner” of real estate to be sold
• \ Pa. R. Civ. P. 3129 provides that no writ of execution to sell real estate shall issue upon a judgment without written notice to the owner or reputed owner of the real estate\
• “Pa. R. Civ. P. 3129 provides that no writ of execution to sell real estate shall issue upon a judgment without written notice to the owner or reputed owner of the real estate”

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