New Jersey § 15:5-9
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 15:5-9, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 15:5-9.
L.1880, c. 163, p. 240 (C.S. pp. 3256 to 3260, §§ 53 to 64), entitled “An act for
incorporation of companies for draining and improving meadows and lands overflowed
by tide water,” approved March eleventh, one thousand eight hundred and eighty, saved
from repeal, together with the supplements thereto, approved March eighteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-one (L.1881, c. 120, p. 136; C.S. p. 3260, § 65). [This act, as so supplemented, provides for the organization and conduct of companies
by the owners of tide marshes and swamps, not exceeding two hundred acres in area,
for the purpose of improving and protecting the same. It provides for and regulates the carrying out and financing of the various projects
and undertakings of such companies.]
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