· 4/23/1888

M. S. Kemmerer & Co. v. Foster Township

Citations

120 Pa. 153
13 A. 556
1888 Pa. LEXIS 467

Syllabus

1. Though road taxes are collectible by tax collectors under the act of June 25, 1885, P. L. 187 [no local act to the contrary: Malloy v. Rein-hard, 19 W. N. 43; s. c., 6 Cent. R. 127], yet the “limitations as to time” in said act do not apply thereto. 2. The payment of road taxes within sixty days after the posting of notices under § 7, of said act, does not entitle to an abatement of five per centum on the amount thereof. 3. The “special and other road taxes,” the duplicates for which may be placed with the collector, at the discretion of the supervisors, are the special taxes authorized by the acts of February 28, 1835, P. L. 46; March 31, 1864, P. L. 162; April 20, 1874, P. L. 67, and such ordinary taxes as have not been worked out after full opportunity giveu.

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Under Section 1125.1(e), where parties collectively bargained for a provision governing teacher furloughs, the bargained for provision replaced rights which would otherwise have existed under the Code
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Judges: Clark, Gordon, Green, Paxson, Sterrett, Trunkey, Williams

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