New Jersey § 18a:65-37

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:65-37, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 18a:65-37.

The sum which is paid by the state annually in semiannual payments pursuant to the

certificates of indebtedness which were issued under section 2 of the act entitled

“A supplement to the act entitled ‘An act appropriating scrip for the public lands

granted to the state of New Jersey by the act of congress, approved July 2, 1862,’

approved April 4, 1864,” approved June 13, 1895 (L.1895, c. 417, § 2, p. 805), together

with the amendment thereto approved March 30, 1896 (L.1896, c. 135, p. 192), upon

the payment or transfer to the state sinking fund of the fund of $116,000.00 which

arose from the sale of the scrip for public lands granted to the state by the act

of congress approved July 2, 1862, shall be paid to the corporation for the special

purposes and upon the special conditions set forth in sections 18A:65-38 , 18A:65-39 and 18A:65-40 incl.

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