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Revocation of condemnation proceedings - 26 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 308Legal Research Home > Pennsylvania Statutes
§ 308. Revocation of condemnation proceedings.
(a) Declaration of relinquishment.--
(1) The condemnor, by filing a declaration of
relinquishment in court within two years from the filing of
the declaration of taking and before having made the payment
provided in section 307(a) or (b) (relating to possession,
right of entry and payment of compensation) or as to which
the condemnee has not tendered possession of the condemned
property as provided in section 307, may relinquish all or
any part of the property condemned that it has not taken
actual possession of for use in the improvement.
(2) The title shall then revest in the condemnee as of
the date of the filing of the declaration of taking, and all
mortgages and other liens existing as of that date and not
thereafter discharged shall be reinstated.
(b) Notice.--Notice of the relinquishment shall be:
(1) Recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds of
the county in which the property taken is located, with the
condemnor as the grantor and the condemnee as the grantee.
(2) Served on the condemnee, any mortgagee of record and
any lienholder of record in the same manner as provided for
service of the declaration of taking.
(c) Fees.--The fees payable to the recorder for recording
the notice of relinquishment shall be in the same amounts as
provided in section 304(c) (relating to recording notice of
condemnation).
(d) Costs and expenses.--Where condemned property is
relinquished, the condemnee shall be reimbursed by the condemnor
for reasonable costs and expenses as provided in section 306(g)
(relating to preliminary objections).
(e) Agreement.--The condemnor and the condemnee, without the
filing of a declaration of relinquishment, may by agreement
effect a revesting of title in the condemnee which agreement
shall be properly recorded.
Cross References. Section 308 is referred to in sections
519, 710 of this title.
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