Althouse v County of Monroe,159 Pa.Cmwlth. 467, 633 A.2d 1267

Nov 05, 1993

OUTCOME: See Description

County and county board of assessment appeals did not have authority to reassess homes in subdivision to bring assessments into line with homes' current market value, to correct perceived error in dete ... rmining market value, without conducting county-wide reassessment, as such adjustment was not merely to reflect “clerical or mathematical error”; reassessment occurred after other lots in subdivision were sold at higher than anticipated prices, and reassessment was in reality an attempt to update assessment to reflect current market values.

POCONO TOWNSHIP v. Anna R. HALL, Pocono Land and Homes, Inc. and Thomas Victor Ventre.127 Pa.Cmwlth. 116, 561 A.2d 53

Jun 22, 1989

OUTCOME: Affirmed

Township brought action for declaratory relief requesting determination of enforceability of bonds securing obligation of developers to pave roads within developments. The Court of Common Pleas, Monroe ... County, Peter J. O'Brien, J., entered judgment for township and developers appealed. The Commonwealth Court, Nos. 2368 and 2470 C.D. 1988, Craig, J., held that: (1) statute of limitations did not bar enforcement of obligation under bonds, and (2) developers were obligated under bonds, even though they contained statement that obligation would mature on applications for dedication of roads and such applications had not been made.

Graham v Blue Mountain Lake Associates, L.P.,565 Pa. 672, 775 A.2d 807

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