New Jersey § 52:27b-66
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 52:27b-66, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 52:27b-66.
The director may, with the approval of the commissioner, sell any personal property
in the possession of the State which is perishable in character and from which no
revenue is derived, at public sale, after the same shall have been advertised at least
ten days in a newspaper published in the city of Trenton and all persons claiming
any lien or interest in such property shall take notice of the same at their peril. If any person shall thereafter establish a claim to any interest in the goods so
sold according to law, the fund received from such sale shall be liable for the space
of one year from the date of the sale for such interest or claim. All claims and interest in such property, other than that provided in this section,
shall be forever barred. The sum realized from the sale shall, after the expiration of the period of one
year, be covered into the State treasury.
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