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Renewing Respect for Record Notice: Cleaning Up the Pennsylvania Title Wash
To understand the title wash concept, one must first understand the underlying laws that brought it into existence. Accordingly, this Article will begin by providing a brief overview of Pennsylvania’s historical treatment of land for taxation purposes, as well as several important early 1800s state
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