Pennsylvania Statutes Title 36 P.S. Highways and Bridges § 2151. Appeal from award of damages

In all cases where a jury of view, review or re-review, appointed by any court of quarter sessions in this commonwealth, has or shall hereafter assess damages for the laying out, widening, grading, opening or changing the lines of grades of any public street, road or alley in this commonwealth, the county commissioners of the proper county, or the city or other municipal corporations required to pay the damages, or any owner or tenant of property through which said public street, road or alley, has been or shall be laid out, widened, graded, opened or changed, or which is affected by the change of grades, shall have the right to appeal to the court of common pleas of the proper county, from the decree of the court of quarter sessions confirming the award of such jury, for the determination of the question of damages by a jury, according to the course of the common law: Provided, The appeal be taken within thirty days after the final confirmation of the report of said jury: Provided, That notice be given to the commissioners of the proper county or their clerk, of the time and place of holding such view.