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Effect of separate amendments on code provisions enacted by same General Assembly - 1 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 1952

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     § 1952.  Effect of separate amendments on code provisions
              enacted by same General Assembly.
        Whenever any existing statute, incorporated into and repealed
     by a code, is also amended by other legislation enacted by the
     same General Assembly, such separate amendment shall be
     construed to be in force, notwithstanding the repeal by the code
     of the statute such other legislation amends, and such amendment
     shall be construed to prevail over the corresponding provisions
     of the code.

        Applicability.  Section 1952 was made inapplicable, in whole
     or in part, by various statutes amending the Pennsylvania
     Consolidated Statutes and amending or repealing corresponding
     former provisions of law. In such cases, the appendix following
     the particular title affected contains the provision of the
     statute which rendered section 1952 inapplicable.
        Cross References.  Section 1952 is referred to in sections
     1935, 1956 of this title.

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