New Jersey Statutes
§ 44:4-63 — Permanent relief in place of settlement
New Jersey·Title 44 POOR
Where permanent relief is required by any poor person in a county in which he has gained a settlement the director of welfare under the direction of the county welfare board shall commit and remove such person to the welfare-house in its jurisdiction, if there is such, or the welfare-house of another county wherein the permanent poor of the county are maintained by contract as provided in this chapter, or furnish relief at home, if the circumstances as otherwise herein provided may be lawful and preferable.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 44:4-1
Definitions.§ 44:4-101
Relatives chargeable§ 44:4-102
Compelling support by relatives§ 44:4-104
Compelling support by husband or wife§ 44:4-105
Sequestration of estate§ 44:4-107
Recovery of expenses of support§ 44:4-109
Complaint by director of welfare§ 44:4-113
Contract for visiting nursing care§ 44:4-114
Further medical or other relief