New Jersey Statutes
§ 2A:44-16 — Sale of perishable property; notice.
New Jersey·Title 2A ADMINISTRATION OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Where the unclaimed property is perishable and will depreciate in value by being longer kept, the same may be sold after 2 days, in which case notice shall be published at least once and posted at least 1 full day. In cases of urgency, such as shipments of milk or perishable fruit, the sale may be made at once to the best advantage at public or private sale without advertisement. L.1951 (1st SS), c.344.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 2A:44-1
Definitions§ 2A:44-11
Notice of sale; advertisement§ 2A:44-12
Disposition of proceeds of sale§ 2A:44-125
Short title§ 2A:44-126
Definitions§ 2A:44-127
Action to recover debt not barred§ 2A:44-128. Debts for labor and materials; funds liable; asserting lien; forfeiture of lien
§ 2A:44-128. Debts for labor and materials; funds liable; asserting lien; forfeiture of lien§ 2A:44-129
Commencement and extent of lien; exception§ 2A:44-130
Release of funds from lien; bond§ 2A:44-131
Priority of lien over assignments§ 2A:44-132
Filing notice of lien claim