Section 2. When Buildings may be Left Standing
When a jury for opening or widening a street, or for assessing damages on the same, find a building or buildings extending out upon the sidewalk, a distance not exceeding two- thirds of the width, such buildings may be left until the wants of business and travel may require their removal; and no damages shall be allowed the owner therefor until a future jury shall determine the necessity of their removal and the amount of damages then to be paid. 1871, Dec. 27, P.L. (1872) 1390, Sec. 2.