48 Pa.C.S. § 1331
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Abandoned property at recreational campgrounds.
Official statutory text
(a) Duties of recreational campground guests.--A guest shall have 10 days from the end date of the guest's stay or seasonal agreement to claim abandoned property.
(b) Duties of campground owners.--A campground owner shall disclose the abandoned property policy of the recreational campground in signed waivers for all guests, including guests with seasonal agreements. If a guest claims abandoned property within 10 days of the end date of the guest's stay or seasonal agreement, the campground owner has a duty to hold the property for an additional 10 days.
(c) Rights of campground owners.--If the guest does not collect their property within 10 days of claiming the property, a campground owner may keep or dispose of the abandoned property. (June 5, 2020, P.L.250, No.33, eff. 60 days) 2020 Amendment. Act 33 added section 1331.
(b) Duties of campground owners.--A campground owner shall disclose the abandoned property policy of the recreational campground in signed waivers for all guests, including guests with seasonal agreements. If a guest claims abandoned property within 10 days of the end date of the guest's stay or seasonal agreement, the campground owner has a duty to hold the property for an additional 10 days.
(c) Rights of campground owners.--If the guest does not collect their property within 10 days of claiming the property, a campground owner may keep or dispose of the abandoned property. (June 5, 2020, P.L.250, No.33, eff. 60 days) 2020 Amendment. Act 33 added section 1331.
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