New Jersey Statutes

§ 2A:40-9 — Conveyances or transfers of property in pursuance of lottery void

New Jersey·Title 2A ADMINISTRATION OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Every conveyance or other transfer of any property, real or personal, made in pursuance of any lottery prohibited by the laws of this state, shall be void and of no effect. L.1951 (1st SS), c.344.

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§ 2A:40-1

Gaming transactions unlawful

§ 2A:40-2

Liability of stakeholder or person receiving wager

§ 2A:40-3

Gaming transactions, obligations and securities void

§ 2A:40-4

Transfer of property on gaming consideration to vest title in heirs or representatives of transferor

§ 2A:40-5

Action by loser to recover money or property lost at gaming, with costs; limitation

§ 2A:40-6

Informer action to recover money or property lost at gaming; limitation; costs

§ 2A:40-7

Discovery of money or property lost at gaming

§ 2A:40-8

Penalty for erecting, etc., lottery; action by common informer; disposition of penalty; jurors and witnesses

§ 2A:40-9

Conveyances or transfers of property in pursuance of lottery void

§ 2A:40A-1

Construction, alteration, repair, maintenance, servicing or security of building, highway, railroad, appurtenance and appliance; invalidity

§ 2A:40A-2

Architect, engineer, surveyor of agents for damages, claims, losses or expenses arising out of preparation or approval of maps, opinions, change orders, designs or specifications, or giving of or failure to give directions or instructions; inv

§ 2A:40A-3

Inapplicability of act to railroads, and state and state agencies

§ 2A:40A-4

Date of application

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