Baldwin Twp. Sch. Dist. v. Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corp., 194 A. 900 (Pa. 1937). · Go Syfert
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    The Superior Court of Pennsylvania in Cohen v. Jenkintown Cab Company, 300 Pa. Super. 528, 536 , 446 A.2d 1284, 1288 (1982) in discussing the nature of tender states: “Money paid into court becomes the absolute property of the other party,…
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    “Money paid into court becomes the absolute property of the other party, Baldwin Township School District v. Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation, 328 Pa. 17, 18-19 [ 194 A. 900 ] (1937), and the tenderer cannot ordinarily withdraw it or r…
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    As the court below correctly stated in its opinion: Money paid into court becomes the absolute property of the other party, Baldwin Township School District v. Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation, 328 Pa. 17, 18-19 [ 194 A. 900 ] (1937),…
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Baldwin Township School District, Appellant,
v.
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Appeal, 110.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Sep 29, 1937.
Published opinion
194 A. 900
1937 Pa. LEXIS 603
Irwin I. Tryon , for appellant. Sidney J. Watts , of Baker Watts , for appellee.
Schaefer, Schaffer, Maxey, Drew, Linn, Stern, Barnes.
Cited by 4 opinions  |  Published

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Schaefer,

We are confronted in this case with a motion to remit it to the Superior Court on the ground that the amount involved is less than $2,500.

The action is assumpsit, brought in pursuance of the provisions of section 503 of the Act of May 18, 1911, P. L. 309, 24 PS Sec. 384, to recover taxes due by defendant to plaintiff school district.

In its statement of claim plaintiff alleges there is due for unpaid taxes $6,043.75, with interest and costs of suit, also a penalty of ten per cent. In the affidavit of defense defendant admits owing the amount claimed for the tax, but denies owing interest and the ten per cent penalty. It tendered to plaintiff checks for the amount admitted, which were refused and thereupon asked leave to pay into court the undisputed sum, $6,043.75. Leave was granted and this amount was paid into court. Thereupon the money became the school district’s:[*19] Lower Yoder Township School District v. Title Trust & Guarantee Co., 318 Pa. 243, 178 A. 475, and tbe amount really in controversy is tbe interest and tbe ten per cent penalty, tbe aggregate of wbicb is less than |900.

Remitted to Superior Court.