New Jersey § 26:2i-23
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 26:2i-23, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 26:2i-23.
In order to provide new health care organizations and to enable the construction and
financing thereof, to refinance indebtedness hereafter created by the authority for
the purpose of providing one or more health care organizations or additions or improvements
thereto or modernization thereof or for any one or more of said purposes but for no
other purpose unless authorized by law, each of the following bodies shall have the
powers hereafter enumerated to be exercised upon such terms and conditions, including
the fixing of fair consideration or rental to be paid or received, as it shall determine
by resolution as to such property and each shall be subject to the performance of
the duties hereafter enumerated, that is to say, the Department of Health as to such
as are located on land owned by, or owned by the State and held for, any State institution
or on lands of the institutions under the jurisdiction of the Department of Health
or of the Department of Human Services, or by the authority, the Commissioner of Human
Services as to State institutions operated by that department, the board of trustees
or governing body of any public health care organization, the board of governors of Rutgers, The State University , as to such as are located on land owned by the university, or by the State for the
university, the State or by the particular public health care organization, respectively,
namely: a. The power to sell and to convey to the authority title in fee simple in any such
land and any existing health care facility thereon owned by the State and held for
any department thereof or of any of the institutions under the jurisdiction of the
Department of Health or the power to sell and to convey to the authority such title
as the State or the public health care organization, respectively, may have in any
such land and any existing health care facility thereon. b. The power to lease to the authority any land and any existing health care facility
thereon so owned for a term or terms not exceeding 50 years each. c. The power to lease or sublease from the authority, and to make available, any such
land and existing health care facility conveyed or leased to the authority under subsections
a. and b. of this section, and any new health care facility erected upon such land
or upon any other land owned by the authority. d. The power and duty, upon receipt of notice of any assignment by the authority of
any lease or sublease made under subsection c. of this section, or of any of its rights
under any such lease or sublease, to recognize and give effect to such assignment,
and to pay to the assignee thereof rentals or other payments then due or which may
become due under any such lease or sublease which has been so assigned by the authority.
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