Whether the 2005 Dodge Caravan was properly registered and inspected, whether Pennsylvania rebate laws apply to the property taxes on 316 Dawson Street, the definition of delinquent property tax, and the calculation of penalties under Pennsylvania law

QUESTIONS PRESENTED The 2005 Dodge Caravan owned by the Petitioner in this case was still registered in the State of Pennsylvania when she signed it over to Bednar Metals for scrap remuneration in 2019. Yet Judge Lanzillo claims the vehicle never underwent state inspection. To what vehicle was the judge possibly referring? With regard to the property situated at 316 Dawson Street in Kane, PA 16735, whether or not property taxes were paid at attorney orchestrated settlement, the tax assessment office,or a McKean County Tax Upset upset tax sale, do Pennsylvania rebate laws apply? The State of Pennsylvania would seem to take their real estate tax laws so seriously in their 47 page real estate tax sale law. How could Judge Lanzillo deem such matters as completely frivilous? What is the defininition of delinquent property tax according to Pennsylvania law? Should penalties in addition to a legal property lien be calculated by Pennsylvania law or social hatred. For a house purchased in July of 2017, what is the first date that delinquent taxation could occur?