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2001 – Amendment | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania law § 2001 enables owners of damaged agricultural crops to seek damages and injunctions, with specific valuation and limitation rules.

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Pennsylvania State Law

2001 – Amendment

Pennsylvania Title 42 - Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 2001

Summary

Pennsylvania law § 2001 allows owners of damaged agricultural crops, plants, or trees used for research or commercial purposes to pursue civil action for damages and injunctive relief. Courts can award damages, including treble damages, and issue orders to stop damaging activities during litigation. The law specifies how damages are valued and outlines certain limitations and exceptions.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania law § 2001 enables owners of damaged agricultural crops to seek damages and injunctions, with specific valuation and limitation rules.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.