· 2/12/1990
Zerr v. COM., DEPT. OF ENV. RESOURCES
Citations
- 570 A.2d 132
- 131 Pa. Commw. 317
- 1990 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 102
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- United States which owned the mineral rights in a piece of property was an indispensable party in adjacent landowner’s suit for quiet title of strips of land along the boundary
- United States which owned the mineral rights in a piece of property was an indispensable party in adjacent landowner’s suit to quiet title of strips of land along the boundary
- United States which owned the mineral rights in a piece of property was an indispensable party in adjacent landowner’s suit for quiet title of strips of land along the boundary
- United States which owned the mineral rights in a piece of property was an indispensable party in adjacent landowner's suit to quiet title of strips of land along the boundary
- United States which owned the mineral rights in a piece of property was an indispensable party in adjacent landowner's suit to quiet title of strips of land along the boundary
- United States which owned the mineral rights in a piece of property was an indispensable party in adjacent landowner’s suit to quiet title of strips of land along the boundary
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Judges: Doyle, Palladino, Barbieri
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