Pennsylvania § 13952 Fees for reports

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 13952 — Fees for reports

Pennsylvania § 13952

JurisdictionPennsylvania

Title 16COUNTIES

PartPART IV

Ch. 139CORONER

Subch.FEES AND COST RECOVERY

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Bluebook

16 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 13952 (2026).

Text

The coroner shall charge and collect a fee of $500 for an autopsy report, $100 for a toxicology report, $100 for an inquisition or coroner's report, $50 for a cremation or disposition authorization and other fees as may be established for other reports or documents requested by nongovernmental agencies in order to investigate a claim asserted under a policy of insurance or to determine liability for the death of the deceased. The fees collected under this section shall be accounted for and paid to the county treasurer in accordance with section 14960 (relating to receipts and accounts of money due county) and shall be used to defray the expenses involved in the county complying with the training of coroners or coroner office personnel, as may be required or authorized under this part or an

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The coroner shall charge and collect a fee of $500 for an autopsy report, $100 for a toxicology report, $100 for an inquisition or coroner's report, $50 for a cremation or disposition authorization and other fees as may be established for other reports or documents requested by nongovernmental agencies in order to investigate a claim asserted under a policy of insurance or to determine liability for the death of the deceased. The fees collected under this section shall be accounted for and paid to the county treasurer in accordance with section 14960 (relating to receipts and accounts of money due county) and shall be used to defray the expenses involved in the county complying with the training of coroners or coroner office personnel, as may be required or authorized under this part or any other act.