Final answer:
In Pennsylvania, the individual or entity holding the title during the placement of the tax lien is responsible for it even after action to quiet title. The lien stays with the property, and the action to quiet title doesn't absolve this tax liability.
Step-by-step explanation:
In Pennsylvania, after an action to quiet title, the responsibility for any tax liens generally falls to the individual or entity holding the title at the time the lien was placed. This means that any outstanding tax lien stays with the property, not with the individual. This process is guided by the Pennsylvania real estate tax sale law (RETSL). In cases where the title is cleared or quieted, it doesn't necessarily absolve the tax liability. It's always recommended to seek professional legal advice for understanding such specifics.
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