Pennsylvania Act 1836-174 — QUO WARRANTO ACT

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QUO WARRANTO ACT
                 Act of Jun. 14, 1836, P.L. 621, No. 174              Cl. 15
                                  AN ACT

     Relating to writs Quo Warranto and Mandamus.

        Section 3.  Whenever the Attorney General shall have reason
     to believe that any association as aforesaid have acted as a
     corporation, or exercised any of the franchises or privileges
     thereof, without lawful authority, or that any corporation has
     forfeited its corporate rights, privileges or franchises, as
     aforesaid, or exercised any power, privilege or franchise, not
     granted or appertaining to such corporation, it shall be his
     duty to file, or cause to be filed, a suggestion as aforesaid,
     and to proceed thereon for the determination of the matter.
        Compiler's Note:  The act of Apr. 28, 1978, P.L.202, No.53,
            repealed this section "except insofar as relates to the
            powers and duties of the Attorney General".