New Jersey § 47:2-7 Transfer of records

New Jersey Statutes

§ 47:2-7 — Transfer of records

New Jersey § 47:2-7

Title 47PUBLIC RECORDS

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 47:2-7 (2026).

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The officers of any state department, or of any county or municipality, or of any institution or society created under any law of this state, may transfer to the public record office public records or other records, books, papers, documents, archives, maps or plans which are not in general use, and the record office shall receive the same when so transferred and shall provide for the custody and preservation thereof.

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The officers of any state department, or of any county or municipality, or of any institution or society created under any law of this state, may transfer to the public record office public records or other records, books, papers, documents, archives, maps or plans which are not in general use, and the record office shall receive the same when so transferred and shall provide for the custody and preservation thereof.