Overfield Township Road

Citations

• 25 Pa. Super. 5
• 1904 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3

Syllabus

<p>Road law — Review—Rereview—Discretion of court — ■Practice.</p> <p>Under the road law of 1836, a review is a matter of right, provided application therefor by a person interested be made at or before the next term of court after the report upon the first view. The granting of a re-review is discretionary, and under some circumstances a new appointment of reviewers upon the original petition for review is demandable as a matter of right, if applied for promptly. Thus, where one of the reviewers did not view the road, new reviewers will be appointed on the same petition, and this will be done although no exceptions were filed to the report of the viewers. The statute does not make the right to review dependent upon the filing of exceptions to the report of viewers.</p>