Cal. Gov. Code § 12542
Escheated Property
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Current — January 1, 2021
As of January 1, 2011
The Attorney General may employ counsel to act in his place and stead for the investigation for discovery and the recovery of any such property. In such proceedings counsel so employed have the authority of the Attorney General.
The Attorney General may employ counsel to act in the Attorney General’s place and stead for the investigation for discovery and the recovery of any such property. In those proceedings counsel so employed have the authority of the Attorney General.
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