New Jersey § 53:1-21

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 53:1-21, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 53:1-21.

The Superintendent of State Police is hereby authorized and empowered to transfer

title, on behalf of the State of New Jersey, to any mobile radiotelephone equipment

and related facilities now owned by the State of New Jersey to any person, firm, or

corporation which contracts to furnish the said service, upon such terms as may be

agreed upon by the contractor and the Superintendent of State Police, all subject

to the approval of the Attorney-General and the State Treasurer. The agreed upon purchase price of such equipment and related facilities shall be

credited against the service charges during the first 12 months of operation under

such contract.

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What does New Jersey Statutes § 53:1-21 cover?

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