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Berks Cnty. C.P. Judicial Rules Rule 500
Information to Be Filed
Every company undertaking to become surety on any bond, recognizance or other obligation in
connection with any matter before any magisterial district judge or the courts of this county shall, in
addition to filing the certificate issued by the Insurance Commissioner of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania required under the provisions of the Act of June 25, 1885, P.L. 181 Section 1, as amended,
40 P.S. Section 831, file in the offices of the prothonotary and the clerk of courts the power or powers of
attorney of its agent or agents authorized to execute such bonds, recognizances and other obligations for it
and on its behalf which power or powers of attorney shall remain effective until revoked by said
corporation by written revocation filed in the offices of the prothonotary and the clerk of courts; and no
bond, recognizance or other obligation shall be accepted or approved unless executed by the principal
officers of the company or by an agent or agents whose authority is evidenced by power of attorney so
filed.
The prothonotary and the clerk of courts shall keep a list of all companies which have filed the
requisite certificate of the Insurance Commissioner, with notation thereon, of the names and addresses of
the company's agent or agents whose power or powers of attorney have been duly filed in accordance
with the foregoing Rule, and shall note thereon any revocation of such certificate or revocation by the
company of any agent's authority.
Provenance
- Source
- www.berkspa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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