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uients, new inhabitants iu districts, and changes in valuation of 



personal property. 



Act April li, 1834, section 12, (P. L., 1838-34, pas* 111). 



22. County commissioueis to attend appeals, hear persons ap- 

 plying for redress, and grant relief, if complaint appears reasonable 

 and just; but no abatements to be made in years other than one iu 

 which triennial assessment is made, except in case of destruction of 



buildings and improvements. 



Act April 15, 1834, section 13, (P. L., 1833-34, page 513). 



23. Assessors to attend appeals, to prevent impositions from being 



practiced on county commissioners. 



Act April 15, 1834, section 14, (P. L., 1833-34, page 514). 



24. Assessments to be regulated according to alterations made, 



and duplicates thereof to be made. 



Act April 15, 1834, section 15, (P. L., 1833-34, page 514). 



25. County commissioners to hear appeals at subsequent tiuies 



before payment of tax, but appellant to give notice to the proper 



assessor. 



Act April 15, 1834, section 16, (P. L., 1833-34, page 514). 



26. Countj^ commissioners to constitute a board of revision. To 



be sworn and deposit oath in ol^ce of recorder of deeds. 

 Act July 27, 1842, section 10, (P. L., page 445). 



27. County commissioners to give public notice of aggregate value 

 and assessments made, show'ing the whole amount of taxes as- 

 sessed ou each ward, district and township; and to also give notice 

 of a day for finally determining whether any valuations of asses- 

 sors have been made below a just rate. 



Act July 27, 1842, section 11, (P. L., page 445).* 



28. Returns of assessors to be open to inspection of taxables be- 

 tween time of publishing assessments and day fixed for finally 



determining whether any valuation is too low. 

 Act July 27, 1842, section 12, (P. L., page 446). 



29. Board of revision to ascertain whether returns of assessors 

 have been made in conformity with law; whether property has been 

 valued at a sum it would bring at public sale; to hear and consider 

 communications of taxables informing them that property has been 

 reduced too low; to raise the valuation of property that they believe 

 to have been reduced too low, and may adjourn from day to day. 



Act July 27, 1842, section 13, (P. L., page 446). 



*See special acts of March 21. 1862, (P. L., page HS). and April 15, 1863 (P. 

 L., page 372), aa to lluntingrton and Ulair counties. 



