Delaware § 601-622 - §§ 601-622. Finding and declarations of legislative intent; definitions; Delaware Turnpike; John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway; Turnpike Division; preliminary expenses; general grant of powers; incidental powers; State highways and bridges; revenues; exemption from taxation; maintenance and operation of Turnpike; damage to private property; lease, loan or grant of municipal real property; arrest for nonpayment of tolls; annual report; unclaimed property; Turnpike revenue bonds; Turnpike revenue refunding bonds; credit of State not pledged; trust agreement; bonds eligible for investment; trust funds; remedies of bondholders and trustees; transfer to State; construction; territorial limitation of authority [Repealed].
Full text of Delaware Delaware Code § 601-622 — §§ 601-622. Finding and declarations of legislative intent; definitions; Delaware Turnpike; John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway; Turnpike Division; preliminary expenses; general grant of powers; incidental powers; State highways and bridges; revenues; exemption from taxation; maintenance and operation of Turnpike; damage to private property; lease, loan or grant of municipal real property; arrest for nonpayment of tolls; annual report; unclaimed property; Turnpike revenue bonds; Turnpike revenue refunding bonds; credit of State not pledged; trust agreement; bonds eligible for investment; trust funds; remedies of bondholders and trustees; transfer to State; construction; territorial limitation of authority [Repealed]., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 601-622. §§ 601-622. Finding and declarations of legislative intent; definitions; Delaware Turnpike; John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway; Turnpike Division; preliminary expenses; general grant of powers; incidental powers; State highways and bridges; revenues; exemption from taxation; maintenance and operation of Turnpike; damage to private property; lease, loan or grant of municipal real property; arrest for nonpayment of tolls; annual report; unclaimed property; Turnpike revenue bonds; Turnpike revenue refunding bonds; credit of State not pledged; trust agreement; bonds eligible for investment; trust funds; remedies of bondholders and trustees; transfer to State; construction; territorial limitation of authority [Repealed].
Repealed by 60 Del. Laws, c. 665, § 2, effective July 30, 1976.
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Section 601-622 ("§§ 601-622. Finding and declarations of legislative intent; definitions; Delaware Turnpike; John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway; Turnpike Division; preliminary expenses; general grant of powers; incidental powers; State highways and bridges; revenues; exemption from taxation; maintenance and operation of Turnpike; damage to private property; lease, loan or grant of municipal real property; arrest for nonpayment of tolls; annual report; unclaimed property; Turnpike revenue bonds; Turnpike revenue refunding bonds; credit of State not pledged; trust agreement; bonds eligible for investment; trust funds; remedies of bondholders and trustees; transfer to State; construction; territorial limitation of authority [Repealed].") is part of the Delaware Code, the codified statutory law of Delaware. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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