New Jersey § 48:12-109

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§ 48:12-109.

The following persons, during their respective terms of office or employment, shall

pass and repass, free of charge, in regular coach service, over all railroads operating

such passenger service, in this State within the borders of this State: The Governor, Chancellor, 1 Vice-Chancellors, Justices of the Supreme Court and judges of the court of errors

and appeals, judges of the circuit court, Attorney General and his legal assistants,

secretary and assistant Secretary of State, State Treasurer, deputy State Treasurer,

State Comptroller, deputy State Comptroller, assistant to comptroller, State Tax Commissioner, 2 chief engineer in the Division of Railroad Valuation of the State Tax Department,

State supervisor of inheritance tax, members and secretary of the State Board of Tax

Appeals, standing advisory masters of the court of chancery, clerk and deputy clerk

in chancery, Clerk of the Supreme Court, adjutant general, quartermaster general,

secretary to the Governor, executive clerk, clerk to the school fund, State Librarian,

custodian of the Capitol, keeper and supervisor of the State Prison, superintendent

of the New Jersey reformatory, Commissioner and assistant commissioners of Education,

members, secretary and protectors of the Board of Fish and Game Commissioners, Secretary

of the State Board of Agriculture, Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, deputy Commissioners

of Banking and Insurance, chief, division of personal loan agencies of the Department

of Banking and Insurance, chief, license division of the Department of Banking and

Insurance, insurance investigator of the Department of Banking and Insurance, Commissioner

and special investigator of the Department of Institutions and Agencies, parole agent

of the New Jersey State Prison, chief parole officer of the New Jersey State Home

for Boys, chief parole officer of the New Jersey reformatory, field parole officer

of the New Jersey reformatory, parole officer of the New Jersey State Home for Girls,

State prison inspectors, general agent and agents of the State Board of Children's

Guardians, Commissioner of Labor, bureau chiefs of the Department of Labor, the members

of the North Jersey Water Supply Commission, members, counsel, secretary and inspectors

of the Board of Public Utility Commissioners, State Highway Commission and its engineer,

State Geologist, members, chief examiner and secretary of the Civil Service Commission,

State and assistant State Purchasing Agent, Director of Public Record Office, Superintendent

of Weights and Measures, State Auditor, members of New Jersey Interstate Bridge and

Tunnel Commission, members, counsel and secretary of the South Jersey Port Commission,

members, secretaries and engineer of the New Jersey Traffic Commission, members of

the Rehabilitation Commission, members and director of the Board of Conservation and

Development, members and chief engineer of the Board of Commerce and Navigation, members

of the Department of Health of the State of New Jersey, Director and assistant director

of Health of the State of New Jersey, members of the Board of Shell Fisheries, Director

of Shell Fisheries, members and officers of both Houses of the Legislature of this

State and the members of the House of Representatives and United States Senators of

New Jersey. 1

Treatment of references to courts and judicial officers in statutes effective prior

to September 15, 1948, see N.J.S.A. § 1:1-22. 2

Reference to state tax commissioner means director of division of taxation in department

of treasury. See N.J.S.A. § 54:29A-2.

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What does New Jersey Statutes § 48:12-109 cover?

Section 48:12-109 is part of the New Jersey Statutes, the codified statutory law of New Jersey. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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