Tennessee § 4-13-101 - Conveyance of property.
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§ 4-13-101. Conveyance of property.
All property belonging to the state and known as the “Hermitage Farm,” consisting of approximately five hundred (500) acres, located in the fourth civil district of Davidson County, and being the same property referred to in Acts 1889, chapter 180, § 1 and being the same property acquired by the state by virtue of Acts 1856, chapter 96, be and the same is conveyed in trust to the Ladies' Hermitage Association, a corporation organized and chartered under the laws of the state. The association shall be deemed the successor in interest to the Ladies' Hermitage Association board of trustees and shall assume all rights, responsibilities and liabilities of such board of trustees. Acts 1935, ch. 79, § 1; C. Supp. 1950, § 4976 (Williams, § 4976, note); T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 4-1301; Acts 1990, ch. 893, § 2. Compiler's Notes. The Ladies' Hermitage Association board of trustees terminated June 30, 1990. See §§ 4-29-112 , 4-29-211 . Cross-References. Abandoned cultural property, title 66, ch. 29, part 2. Polk grave site, Jackson statue, § 4-11-209 .
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