New Jersey § 32:1-126
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 32:1-126, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 32:1-126.
Upon the making of the foregoing payments by the port authority to the two said states,
the provisions of the compact of December thirtieth, one thousand nine hundred and
nineteen, 1 between the said two states, relating to the construction and operation of the said
Holland tunnel, as amended, so far as inconsistent herewith or with the rules, practice
and procedure or general authority of the port authority, shall be and shall be deemed
to be abrogated, and chapter four hundred and twenty-one of the Laws of New York of
one thousand nine hundred and thirty, and chapter two hundred and forty-seven of the
Laws of New Jersey of one thousand nine hundred and thirty, 2 making the port authority the agent of the two states in connection with the operation
of the said Holland tunnel shall cease to be effective. 1
With respect to the compact of December 30, 1919, see paragraph 3 of § 32:2-27. 2
L.1930, c. 247 has been saved from repeal; see paragraph 8 of § 32:2-27.
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