Due process and equal protection arguments did not apply where a prior owner of the property incurred unpaid sewer charges and the municipality did not impose a lien for those unpaid charges until after another party had purchased the property.
March 16, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Municipal Liens • Due Process • Equal Protection
West Branch Reg’l Auth. v. Force, PICS Case No. 17-0258 (C.P. Lycoming Feb. 6, 2017) Anderson, J. (4 pages).
Due process and equal protection arguments did not apply where a prior owner of the property incurred unpaid sewer charges and the municipality did not impose a lien for those unpaid charges until after another party had purchased the property.
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