County line roads and inter-county roads

Act 169 of 1836, § 26, under GENERAL ROAD LAW.

Act 169 of 1836, § 26

Section 26. County line roads and inter-county roads

Roads upon and along a line which divides two adjoining counties, and roads forming or intended to form a continuous highway from one county to another, may be laid out, or altered, or vacated in the manner provided in the case of other roads, except that the Court of Quarter Sessions of each county shall appoint three viewers, and that a report, as aforesaid, shall be made to each court, respectively, and that each court shall otherwise have and exercise concurrent jurisdiction therein. 1836, June 13, P.L. 551, Sec. 26; 1915, June 4, P.L. 816, Sec. 1.