Rhode Island § 46-10-11 § 46-10-11. Inventory and accounting for unclaimed property — Delivery to town.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 46-10-11 — § 46-10-11. Inventory and accounting for unclaimed property — Delivery to town.

Rhode Island·Title 46 Waters and Navigation·Ch. 46-10 Shipwrecks

§ 46-10-11. Inventory and accounting for unclaimed property — Delivery to town.
If no owner or agent or other person interested in the shipwrecked property shall
            appear and establish his or her claim within one year after it shall have been taken
            into the custody of the commissioner, the commissioner shall render to the town treasurer
            of the town an inventory of the property, and, if sold, an account of all money in
            the commissioner's hands and paid by the commissioner for duties on the property and
            for expenses of securing and preserving the property, and the commissioner shall make
            an oath to the truth of the inventory and account and shall pay an

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§ 46-10-11. Inventory and accounting for unclaimed property — Delivery to town.

If no owner or agent or other person interested in the shipwrecked property shall appear and establish his or her claim within one year after it shall have been taken into the custody of the commissioner, the commissioner shall render to the town treasurer of the town an inventory of the property, and, if sold, an account of all money in the commissioner's hands and paid by the commissioner for duties on the property and for expenses of securing and preserving the property, and the commissioner shall make an oath to the truth of the inventory and account and shall pay and deliver the balance of the account, with all the property remaining in the commissioner's hands, to the town treasurer for the use of the town.

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