Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes

68 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 4101 (2026)

Short title of subpart.

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SUBPART C

COOPERATIVES

Chapter

41. General Provisions

42. Creation, Alteration and Termination of Cooperatives

43. Management of Cooperatives

44. Protection of Cooperative Interest Purchasers

Enactment. Subpart C was added December 18, 1992, P.L.1426, No.176, effective in 60 days.

CHAPTER 41

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Sec.

4101. Short title of subpart.

4102. Applicability of subpart.

4103. Definitions.

4104. Variation by agreement.

4105. Property classification of cooperative interests.

4106. Applicability of local ordinances, regulations and building codes.

4107. Eminent domain.

4108. Supplemental general principles of law applicable.

4109. Construction against implicit repeal.

4110. Uniformity of application and construction.

4111. Unconscionable agreement or term of contract.

4112. Obligation of good faith.

4113. Remedies to be liberally administered.

Enactment. Chapter 41 was added December 18, 1992, P.L.1426, No.176, effective in 60 days.

§ 4101. Short title of subpart.

This subpart shall be known and may be cited as the Real Estate Cooperative Act.

Notes of Decisions

Cited in 1 case, 2004–2004 · leading case: Gustine Uniontown Assocs., Ltd. v. Anthony Crane Rental, Inc., 842 A.2d 334 (Pa. 2004).

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Gustine Uniontown Assocs., Ltd. v. Anthony Crane Rental, Inc., 842 A.2d 334 (Pa. 2004). “, and Cooperative Law, 68 Pa.C.S. § 4101 et seq.). In Gustine’s view, this treatment of actions involving certain types of real estate construction contracts suggests that the General Assembly intended that all such claims be subject to a six-year limitations period, which was…”

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