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Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › CITATIONS AND REFERENCES › Section 19.31 - Minor subdivision in other section

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section 411(a)(1)(i) of the act. ____________
section 411(a)(1)
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › CITATIONS AND REFERENCES › Section 19.32 - Minor subdivision in same section

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subsection (a)
subsection (a)(1)
subsection (a)(1)(i)
subsection (a)(1)(i)(A)
subsection (a)(1)(i)(A)(I)
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › CITATIONS AND REFERENCES › Section 19.33 - Minor subdivision in same subsection

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paragraph (1)
paragraph (1)(i)
paragraph (3)(ii)(A)
paragraph (3)(ii)(A)(I)
subparagraph (i)
subparagraph (ii)(B)
subparagraph (ii)(B)(I)
clause (B)
clause (B)(I)
subclause (I)
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › CITATIONS AND REFERENCES › Section 19.34 - Multiple references

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Articles I and III of the act. ____________
Articles I through III of the act. ____________
Chapter 3 or 5
sections 102 and 103 of the act.
____________
sections 306(e) and 307(f)(1)
subsections (a) and (b)
subsection (a)(2), (3) or (4)
paragraph (1) or (2)
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › CITATIONS AND REFERENCES › Section 19.35 - Rules and regulations

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1 Pa. Code § 1.2 (relating to citation of
						  Pennsylvania Code)
1 CFR 8.9
						  (relating to form of citation)
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › ENUMERATIONS › Section 19.41 - Sentence with alternate requirements

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(b) When use of force justifiable-The use of
						force is justifiable under this section only if the actor first requests the
						person against whom the force is used to desist from his interference with the
						property, unless the actor believes that:
(1)
						such request would be useless;
(2)
						it would be dangerous to himself or another person to make the request;
						or
(3) substantial harm will be
						done to the physical condition of the property which is sought to be protected
						before the request can effectively be made.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › ENUMERATIONS › Section 19.42 - Sentence with cumulative requirements

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(e) Use of device to protect property.-The
						justification afforded by this section extends to the use of a device for the
						purpose of protecting property only if:
(1)
						the device is not designed to cause or known to create a substantial risk of
						causing death or serious bodily injury;
(2) the use of the particular device to
						protect the property from entry or trespass is reasonable under the
						circumstances, as the actor believes them to be; and
(3) the device is one customarily used for
						such a purpose or reasonable care is taken to make known to probable intruders
						the fact that it is used.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › ENUMERATIONS › Section 19.43 - Simple list following sentence

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Section
						4. Purposes.
The general purposes of this act are as follows:
(1) Forbid and prevent conduct that
						unjustifiably inflicts or threatens substantial harm to individual or public
						interest.
(2) Safeguard conduct
						that is without fault from condemnation as criminal.
(3) Safeguard offenders against excessive,
						disproportionate or arbitrary punishment.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › ENUMERATIONS › Section 19.44 - Continuation of sentence beyond enumeration

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(b) Use of deadly force.-If the actor
						believes that:
(1) the person against whom
						force is used is attempting to dispossess him of his dwelling otherwise than
						under a claim of right to its possession; or
(2) force is necessary to prevent the
						commission of a felony in the dwelling; the use of deadly force is justifiable
						under this section.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › NUMBERS › Section 19.51 - Money

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1
30
$10 (not $10.00 unless in column with $11.50,
						  etc.)
$5.30
$2,500,000
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › NUMBERS › Section 19.52 - Percentage

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12%
25.5%
0.25%
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › NUMBERS › Section 19.53 - Age

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six years old
60 years of age
16-year-old
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › NUMBERS › Section 19.54 - Time

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9:30 a.m.
4:30 p.m.
10 p.m.
12 noon
12 midnight
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › NUMBERS › Section 19.55 - Measurements

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one and three-quarter miles, 21 miles
six acres, 11 acres
ten gallons, 90 gallons
nine inches, 12 inches
five-day week
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › NUMBERS › Section 19.56 - Dates

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June 1956
June 1, 1956
June 1 (not June 1st, June first or first day of
						  June)
May, June and July 1938
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.61 - General repeal

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Section 28.
						General repeal.
All
other
acts and parts of acts are
						  repealed insofar as they are inconsistent with this act.
The underscored material is omitted when there are no
							 other repeals.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.62 - Repeal of entire statute

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Section 28.
						Repeals
The act of July 10, 1919 (P. L. 903, No. 359), entitled
						  "An act regulating the fees of notaries public," is repealed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.63 - Repeal of entire statute with exceptions

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Section
						28. Repeals
The act (except sections 718 and 719) of June 24, 1939
						  (P.L. 872, No. 375), known as The Penal Code, is repealed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.64 - Repeal of section

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Section 28.
						Repeals
Section 16 of the act of March 28, 1834 (P. L. 352, No.
						  206), entitled "An act establishing a fee bill," is repealed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.65 - Repeal of sentences

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Section 28.
						Repeals
The first, antepenultimate, penultimate and last
						  sentences of section 9 of the act of December 2, 1968 (P. L. 1133, No. 353),
						  known as the Local Agency Law, are repealed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.66 - Repeal limited to certain matter

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Section
						28. Repeals
The act of May 4, 1864 (P. L. 776, No. 668), entitled
						  "A further supplement to an act to enable the Governor to appoint notaries
						  public, and for other purposes therein mentioned," is repealed as to
						  notaries.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.67 - Repeal ineffective as to certain matters

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Section 28. Repeals
Sections 1 and 2 of the act of April 22, 1863 (P. L.
						  548, No. 537), entitled "An act authorizing Notaries Public in this State, and
						  in any State or Territory in the United States, to take acknowledgments of
						  deeds, and letters of attorney, and to confirm acknowledgments heretofore
						  made," are repealed except as to deeds.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › REPEAL PROVISIONS › Section 19.68 - Repeal of multiple statutes

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Section
						28. Repeals
The following acts and parts of acts are
						  repealed:
Act of July 10, 1919 (P. L. 903, No. 359), entitled "An
						  act regulating the fees of notaries public."
Act (except sections 718 and 719) of June 24, 1939 (P.
						  L. 872, No. 375), known as The Penal Code.
First, antepenultimate, penultimate and last sentences
						  of section 9 of the act of December 2, 1968 (P. L. 1133, No. 353), known as the
						  Local Agency Law.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › EFFECTIVE DATES › Section 19.71 - Immediately

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This act shall take effect
						  immediately.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › EFFECTIVE DATES › Section 19.72 - Specified date

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This act shall take effect July 1,
						  1973.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › EFFECTIVE DATES › Section 19.73 - Period of time

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This act shall take effect in 60
						  days.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › EFFECTIVE DATES › Section 19.74 - Different effective dates

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(a)
						Section 1 shall take effect immediately.
(b) The remainder of this act shall take
						effect in 60 days.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › EFFECTIVE DATES › Section 19.75 - Alternative effective date

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This act shall take effect January 1, 1985, or
						  immediately, whichever is later.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › EFFECTIVE DATES › Section 19.76 - Effective date with applicability provision

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Section
						10. Applicability.
This act applies to calendar years commencing January
						  1, 1973, and thereafter.
Section
						11. Effective date.
This act shall take effect in 60 days.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.81 - Table of contents without major subdivisions

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section
						1. Short title.
Section
						2. Declaration of policy.
Section
						3. Definitions.
Section
						4. Annulment of charters and change of corporate names.
***
Section
						11. Effective date.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.82 - Table of contents with major subdivisions

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1. Preliminary Provisions
Section 101. Short title.
Section 102. Definitions.
Chapter 2. Responsibilities of State
Section 201. Powers and duties of
						department.
Section 202. State
						facilities.
Section 203.
						Qualifications of directors of State facilities.
Chapter 13. Responsibilities of counties
Section 1301. General powers and duties of
						local authorities.
Section 1302.
						Establishment of county mental health and mental retardation board.
Section 1303. Duties of county mental health
						and mental retardation board.
Section
						1304. County mental health and mental retardation
						administrator.
Section 1305. Duties
						of administrator.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.83 - Short title section

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Section 1. Short
						Title.
This act shall be known and may be cited as the
						  Adoption Act.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.84 - Definition section

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Section 2.
						Definitions.
The following words and phrases when used in this act
						  shall have the meanings given to them in this section unless the context
						  clearly indicates otherwise:
"Action." Any action or proceeding in any court of this
						  Commonwealth.
"Administrator." A fiduciary appointed under authority
						  of law by a register of wills or court to administer the estate of a
						  decedent.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.85 - Applicability section

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Section 3.
						Applicability.
This act applies to decedents dying on or after the
						  effective date of this act.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.86 - Appropriation section

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Section 10.
						Appropriation.
The sum of $25,000,
or as much thereof as may be
						  necessary
, is hereby appropriated to the Department of Revenue for the
						  fiscal year July 1, 1984, to June 30, 1985, to carry out the provisions of this
						  act.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.87 - Savings provision

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Section 9.
						Savings provision
This act does not affect any act done, liability
						  incurred or right accrued or vested or affect any civil or criminal proceeding
						  pending or to be commenced to enforce any right or penalty or punish any
						  offense under any statute or part of a statute repealed by this
						  act.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.88 - Severability section

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Section 8.
						Severability
The provisions of this act are severable. If any
						  provision of this act or its application to any person or circumstances is held
						  invalid, the invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications of
						  this act which can be given effect without the invalid provision or
						  application.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.89 - Nonseverability section

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Section 8.
						Nonseverability
The provisions of this act are nonseverable. If any
						  provision of this act or its application to any person or circumstance is held
						  invalid, the remaining provisions or applications of this act are
						  void.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.90 - Retroactivity section

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Section 11.
						Retroactivity
This act shall be retroactive to January 1,
						  1984.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.91 - Expiration section (sunset)

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Section
						13. Expiration
This act expires December 31, 1985,
unless
						  extended by statute.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter A - STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF STATUTES › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 19.92 - Expiration of term of abolished elective office

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Section 13. Incumbent elective officers
A person holding elective office under any statute
						  repealed by this act shall continue to hold that office until the expiration of
						  the term thereof, subject to the conditions and salary attached to that office
						  prior to the effective date of this act.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter B - AMENDATORY BILLS › ADDING PROVISIONS › Section 19.101 - Article

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Section 2. The act
						is amended by adding an article to read:
ARTICLE XXII-A
POWERS AND DUTIES OF
						  THE
DEPARTMENT OF
						  AGING
Section
						2201-A.
Powers and Duties in General.-Subject to any
						inconsistent provisions in this act, the Department of Aging shall have the
						power and its duty shall be:
(1)
To serve as a
						clearinghouse for information related to problems of the aged and
						aging.
(2)
To assist the Governor in all matters pertaining to problems of
						the aged and aging.
(3)
To develop plans and
						conduct and arrange for research and demonstration programs in the field of
						aging.
(4)
To provide technical assistance and consultation to political
						subdivisions with respect to programs for the aged and
						aging.
(5)
To prepare, publish and disseminate educational materials dealing
						with the welfare of older persons.
(6)
To gather statistics in
						the field of aging which other governmental agencies are not
						collecting.
(7)
To stimulate more effective use of existing resources and
						available services for the aged and aging.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter B - AMENDATORY BILLS › ADDING PROVISIONS › Section 19.102 - Subdivision

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Section 1. Article
						XXI of the act of July 28, 1953 (P. L. 723, No. 230), known as the Second Class
						County Code, is amended by adding a subdivision to read:
ARTICLE XXI
Special Powers and Duties of the County
***
(p.1) Legal Aid
						  Services
Section
						2199.1A.
Appropriations for Legal Aid Services.-The
						board of commissioners of a county of the second class A may appropriate moneys
						for payment to nonprofit legal aid associations or societies, or county bar
						associations, who provide legal aid services for indigent persons in civil
						matters.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 101 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY › Part I - LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU › Subpart C - LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING MANUAL › Chapter 19 - FORMS › Subchapter B - AMENDATORY BILLS › ADDING PROVISIONS › Section 19.103 - Section between existing sections

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Section
						2. The act is amended by adding a section to read:
Section 13.1.
Referendum.-The
						question whether the debt shall be increased shall be submitted to the electors
						at the next Statewide primary or municipal election to be held in this
						Commonwealth after the question has been published by the Secretary of the
						Commonwealth in at least two newspapers in every
						county.
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Section 1.
						The act of July 2, 1937 (P. L. 2772, No. 570), entitled "An act to require
						certain records of oil and gas wells drilled in the Commonwealth showing the
						location of the same and the geologic formations encountered therein, and to
						make copies of such records available upon payment of prescribed fees; and
						providing fees and penalties," is amended by adding a section to
						read:
Section 5.
The
						Department of Environmental Resources shall transmit all fees heretofore and
						hereafter collected under this act to the State Treasurer, through the
						Department of Revenue, for deposit to the credit of the General
						Fund.
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Section 1. Section
						6 of the act of June 22, 1970 (P. L. 378, No. 122), known as the Nursing Home
						Administrators License Act, is amended by adding a subsection to
						read:
Section 6. Qualifications for
						Admission to Examination.-***
(f)
A person who has operated a nursing home for a period of three
						years or more shall be admitted to the licensing examination without the
						necessity of submitting written evidence of high school graduation or its
						equivalent.
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Section 1.
						Section 702 of the act of May 1, 1933 (P. L. 103, No. 69), known as The Second
						Class Township Code, reenacted and amended July 10, 1947 (P. L. 1481, No. 567),
						is amended by adding a clause to read:
Section
						702. Supervisors to Exercise Powers.-The corporate powers of
						townships of the second class shall be exercised by the township supervisors.
						Where no specific authority is given for the expenditures incident to the
						exercise of any power hereinafter conferred, or where no specific fund is
						designated from which such expenditures shall be made, appropriations for such
						expenditures shall be made only from the general township fund. In addition to
						the duties imposed upon them by section 516 hereof, they shall have power-
***
LXV. Appropriations for Mental Health
						  Centers.-To appropriate money annually to any nonprofit association or
						  corporation which operates or conducts a mental health
						  center.
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Section 1.
						Section 202(a) of the act of May 21, 1943 (P. L. 571, No. 254), known as The
						Fourth to Eighth Class County Assessment Law, is amended by adding a clause to
						read:
Section 202. Exemptions from
						Taxation.-
(a) The following property shall be
						exempt from all county, borough, town, township, road, poor, county institution
						district and school (except in cities) tax, to wit:
***
(13)
Silos used predominantly for processing or storage of animal
						feed incidental to the operation of the farm on which the silo is located shall
						not be included in determining the value of real estate used predominantly as a
						farm.
***
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Section
						1. Section 12.1 of the act of May 25, 1933 (P. L. 1050, No. 242),
						entitled "An act creating and establishing a fund for the care, maintenance,
						and relief of aged, retired and disabled employes of the bureau of fire in
						cities of the second class; creating a board for the management thereof;
						providing the mode and manner of payment to beneficiaries, and for the care and
						disposition of its funds; and providing for the transfer and payment of all
						moneys and securities in existing funds in similar boards superseded by the
						fund and board herein created," is amended by adding a paragraph to
						read:
Section 12.1. ***
In addition to other benefits provided by
						  this act, the city council may, by ordinance, pay beneficiaries of the fund who
						  retired on or before December 31, 1968 an additional sum of forty dollars ($40)
						  per month.
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Section
						1. Section 834(a) of the act of April 29, 1959 (P. L. 58, No.32),
						known as the Vehicle Code, is amended by adding a paragraph to read:
Section 834. Official Inspections.-
(a) ***
Motor vehicles designed and used as fire
						  trucks shall be inspected once a year in accordance with regulations prescribed
						  by the department.
***
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AN ACT
Repealing the act of March 22, 1860 (P. L. 233, No.
						  228), entitled "An act relative to the Courts in Fulton county."
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
						  Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows:
Section
						1. The act of March 22, 1860 (P. L. 233, No. 228), entitled "An
						act relative to the Courts in Fulton county," is repealed.
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Section
						1. The act of June 21, 1937 (P. L. 1948, No. 378), known as the
						Nonprofit Hospital Plan Act, is repealed.
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Section 9.
						Repeals.
The following acts and parts of acts are
						  repealed:
Act of March 23, 1868 (P. L. 424, No. 385), entitled
						  "An act to secure farmers against losses caused by railroads in Erie
						  county."
Act of April 13, 1868 (P. L. 1022, No. 955), entitled
						  "A supplement to an act, entitled "An act to secure farmers against losses
						  caused by railroads in Erie county,' approved on the twenty-third day of March,
						  Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, exempting certain lands
						  from its operations, and to provide for cases where farmers may be harmed by
						  said railroad companies."
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Section 1. Article
						III of the act of March 4, 1971 (P. L. 6, No. 2), known as the Tax Reform Code
						of 1971, is repealed.
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Section 1.
						Subdivision (g) of Article IV of the act of February 1, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1656,
						No. 581), known as The Borough Code, is repealed.
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AN ACT
Repealing sections 831 and 832 of the act of February
						  1, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1656, No. 581), entitled "An act concerning boroughs, and
						  revising, amending and consolidating the law relating to boroughs," relating to
						  election of auditors.
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
						  Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows:
Section
						1. Sections 831 and 832 of the act of February 1, 1966 (1965 P. L.
						1656, No. 581), known as The Borough Code, are repealed.
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AN ACT
Repealing section 1303 of the act of March 10, 1949 (P.
						  L. 30, No. 14), entitled "An act relating to the public school system,
						  including certain provisions applicable as well to private and parochial
						  schools; amending, revising, consolidating and changing the laws relating
						  thereto," relating to requirements for smallpox vaccinations.
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
						  Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows:
Section
						1. Section 1303 of the act of March 10, 1949 (P. L. 30,No. 14),
						known as the Public School Code of 1949, is repealed.
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AN ACT
Amending the act of February 1, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1656,
						  No. 581), entitled "An act concerning boroughs, and revising, amending and
						  consolidating the law relating to boroughs," repealing provisions relating to
						  election of auditors.
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
						  Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows:
Section
						1. Section 831(b) of the act of February 1, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1656,
						No. 581), known as The Borough Code, is repealed.
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Section
						1. Section 831(b) of the act of February 1, 1966 (1965 P. L. 1656,
						No. 581), known as The Borough Code, is amended to read:
Section 831. Election of Auditors.-* * *
[(b) The auditors shall hold office for terms of six
						  years.]
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AN ACT
Amending the act of April 29, 1959 (P. L. 58, No. 32),
						  entitled "An act consolidating and revising the Vehicle Code, the Tractor Code,
						  the Motor Vehicle Financial Responsibility Act and other acts relating to the
						  ownership, possession and use of vehicles and tractors," repealing the
						  definition of "nonresident."
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of
						  Pennsylvania hereby enacts as follows:
Section
						1. The definition of "nonresident" in section 102 of the act of
						April 29, 1959 (P. L. 58, No. 32), known as The Vehicle Code, is
						repealed.
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Section
						1. The definition of "non-resident" in section 102 of the act of
						April 29, 1959 (P. L. 58, No. 32), known as The Vehicle Code, is amended to
						read:
Section 102. Definitions.-As
						used in this act:
***
["Nonresident" means any person not a resident of this
						  Commonwealth.]
***
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Section
						1. The title of the act of March 11, 1971 (P. L. 104, No. 3),
						known as the Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance Act, is amended to read:
AN ACT
Providing property tax
or
						  rent
assistance to certain senior citizens, widows,
widowers
and permanently disabled persons with
						  limited incomes; establishing uniform standards and qualifications for
						  eligibility to receive assistance;
and
imposing
						  duties upon the Department of Revenue; [and making an
						  appropriation].
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Section
						1. Section 1231 of the act of August 9, 1955 (P. L. 323, No. 130),
						known as The County Code, is amended to read:
Section 1231. Deputies.-The coroner may
						appoint one or more deputies to act in his place and stead, as he may deem
						proper and necessary. Such deputy or deputies shall have the same powers as the
						coroner. [In counties of the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth classes, such
						deputies shall receive the same fees as the coroner.]
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Section
						1. Section 612 of the act of May 1, 1933 (P. L. 103, No. 69),
						known as The Second Class Township Code, reenacted and amended July 10, 1947
						(P. L. 1481, No. 567) and amended December 15, 1965 (P. L. 1094, No. 421), is
						amended to read:
Section 612.
						Expenses and Mileage.-The expenses allowed the delegates attending the annual
						meeting [shall]
may
be [thirty-five]
in an amount not exceeding fifty
dollars per day
						for each delegate for not more than four days including the time employed in
						traveling thereto and therefrom, together with [ten]
twelve
cents per mile in going to and returning
						from such meeting and shall be paid by the respective county
						associations.
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Section 1.
						Sections 201, 203 and 204 of the act of December 22, 1965 (P. L. 1124, No.
						437), known as the Dog Law of 1965, are amended to read:
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Section 1. Section 1 of the act of June 28,
						1923 (P. L. 884, No. 335), entitled "An act exempting in certain cases the net
						proceeds of life insurance policies or annuities from the claims of creditors,"
						is amended to read:
Section 1. Be
						it enacted, &c., That the net amount payable under any policy of life
						insurance or under any annuity contract upon the life of any person, heretofore
						or hereafter made for the benefit of or assigned to the [wife]
spouse
or children or dependent relative of such
						person, shall be exempt from all claims of the creditors of such person arising
						out of or based upon any obligation created after the passage of this act,
						whether or not the right to change the named beneficiary is reserved by or
						permitted to such person.
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Section 1. Section
						523(a) of the act of March 10, 1949 (P. L. 30, No. 14), known as the Public
						School Code of 1949, amended October 21, 1965 (P. L. 601, No. 312), is amended
						to read:
Section 523. Educational
						Broadcasting.-
(a) The State Board of
						Education shall adopt and amend, when necessary, a State Plan for Educational
						Broadcasting. The State plan shall provide for the development of educational
						broadcasting facilities in the Commonwealth and shall define educational
						broadcasting service areas which shall be served by specified broadcasting
						centers. The Department of [Public Instruction]
Education
shall promulgate regulations to
						implement the State plan.
Prior to adoption or amendment of the
						State plan, the board shall submit the plan to the Pennsylvania Public
						Television Network Commission and for its comments.
***
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Section
						1. Section 1024(b) of the act of April 29, 1959 (P. L. 58, No.
						32), known as The Vehicle Code, is amended to read:
Section 1024. Tampering with Vehicles.-
***
(b) No
						person shall hang on to, or ride on, the outside or the rear end of any
						vehicle, and no person on a bicycle, roller skates, sled, or any similar
						device, shall hold fast to or hitch on to any moving vehicle, and no operator
						of a vehicle shall knowingly permit any person to hang on to, or ride on, the
						outside or rear end of the vehicle, which he is operating, or allow any person
						on a bicycle, roller skates, sled, or any similar device to hold fast or hitch
						on to the vehicle which he is operating on any public highway, and no owner of
						a vehicle, if present, shall knowingly permit any person to operate any vehicle
						under his control in violation of this subsection.
The provisions
						of this subsection relating to any person hanging on to or riding on the
						outside or the rear end of any vehicle shall not be applicable to firemen,
						garbage collectors or operators of fire trucks or garbage trucks acting
						pursuant to and during the course of their duties.
***
Penalty.-Any person violating any of the provisions of
						  subsection (a) or (c) of this section, shall, upon summary conviction before a
						  magistrate, be sentenced to pay a fine of twenty-five dollars ($25.00 ) and
						  costs of prosecution, and, in default of the payment thereof, shall undergo
						  imprisonment for not more than ten (10) days.
Any person violating any of the provisions of
						  subsection (b) of this section, shall, upon summary conviction before a
						  magistrate, be sentenced to pay a fine of five dollars ($5.00 ) and costs of
						  prosecution, and, in default of the payment thereof, shall undergo imprisonment
						  for not more than three (3) days.
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Section 3.
						Section 492(6) of the act is amended to read:
Section 492. Unlawful Acts Relative to Malt
						or Brewed Beverages and Licensees.-
It shall be unlawful-
***
(6) Sales
						of Malt or Brewed Beverages on Election Day by Hotels, Eating Places or Public
						Service Licensees. For any hotel or eating place holding a retail dispenser's
						license, or any malt or brewed beverage public service licensee, or his
						servants, agents or employes, to sell, furnish or give any malt or brewed
						beverages to any person after two o'clock antemeridian, or until one hour after
						the time fixed by law for the closing of polling places on days on which a
						general, municipal, special or primary election is being held
except as permitted by subsection (a) of section
						406.
***
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Section 1.
						Section 2(g)(2) of the act of September 1, 1965 (P. L. 459, No. 235), entitled
						"An act requiring that certain buildings and facilities constructed with
						Commonwealth funds adhere to certain principles, standards and specifications
						to make the same accessible to and usable by the physically handicapped, and
						providing for enforcement," is amended to read:
Section 2. Grounds, Buildings and
						Facilities.-***
(g) Rest Rooms.-***
(2) Toilet rooms shall have at least one
						toilet stall that:
(i) is 3 feet wide,
(ii) is at least 4 feet 8 inches,
						preferably 5 feet deep,
(iii) has a
						door (where doors are used) that is 32 inches wide and swings out,
(iv) has handrails [on each side, 33 inches
						high and parallel to the floor, 1 1/2 inches in outside diameter, with 1 1/2
						inches clearance between rail and wall, and fastened securely at ends and
						center,]
or grab bars which are an integral part of the toilet
						seat, or are mounted on the wall, at such a height and in such a position as
						the Secretary of Labor and Industry shall, by regulation
						determine,
(v) has
						a water closet with the seat 20 inches from the floor.
***