Pennsylvania Act 1851-292 — DEEDS - ESTATE TAIL - EFFECT OF DELAY IN RECORDING

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DEEDS - ESTATE TAIL - EFFECT OF DELAY IN RECORDING
                 Act of Apr. 10, 1851, P.L. 505, No. 292              Cl. 68
                                  AN ACT

     To amend an act entitled "An Act to incorporate the Marshall
        Savings Association of the city and county of Philadelphia,"
        approved the twenty-second day of March, one thousand eight
        hundred and fifty, and relative to the estates of Sarah Knorr
        and Thomas Reeves, and in reference to deeds and the
        collectors of corporation taxes in the district of the
        Northern Liberties, in the county of Philadelphia.

        Section 5.  Certain deeds validated notwithstanding delay in
     recording
        All deeds heretofore duly made, and on motion in open court
     entered among the records thereof, in conformity with the act of
     January 16, 1799, entitled "An Act to facilitate the barring of
     entails," although not recorded within six months next after the
     execution thereof in the office for recording deeds, shall be
     equally available and valid within the intent of said act:
     provided, that the same shall have heretofore been recorded in
     such office.  1851, April 10, P.L. 505, Sec. 5.