New Jersey § 18a:24-57

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:24-57, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 18a:24-57.

The amount of interest upon any obligation issued for school purposes, and of any

part of the principal thereof not provided to be paid in any other manner, falling

due in any one year shall be: 1. Certified to the governing body of each municipality comprising a type I district

by the clerk of the municipality for inclusion in the budget of the municipality and

shall be included in the annual tax levy and shall be raised by taxation in the municipality;

or 2. Included in the budget of each type II district for such year and shall be separately

certified by the secretary of the board of education to the county board of taxation

of the county and in each district consisting of but one municipality, the whole amount

thereof shall be raised by special tax in the district and in each district composed

of more than one municipality, the amount apportioned to such municipality according

to law shall be raised by special tax in the municipality.

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