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231 Pa. Code Rule 5.13. Inalienable Property.

Rule 5.13. Inalienable Property.

 In addition to the requirements provided by the Rules in Chapter III, a petition under Chapter 83 of Title 20 shall set forth the facts required by 20 Pa.C.S. §  8301, as applicable, and the following:

 (a)  the names of all interested parties who have not joined in or consented to the petition, and their addresses, if known; and

 (b)  if the petition is for the public or private sale of real property subject to a life estate with remainder over and the real property is not held in trust, the petition shall request the appointment of a named trustee to make the sale and hold the proceeds in trust.

   Note

   Rule 5.13 is substantively identical to former Rule 12.12.


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