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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 15A:16-1

Acts saved from repeal

P.L.1881, c. 146, entitled "An act to enable the owners of any island, or part thereof, to improve the same and to protect the same from damage by high tides," saved from repeal…

The following are saved from repeal:

R.S.15:1-6 is saved from repeal. This section deals with specially incorporated boards of trade;

R.S.15:1-23 is saved from repeal. This section preserves certain nonprofit corporations in existence prior to July 4, 1898;

R.S.15:5-1 to R.S.15:5-7 inclusive are saved from repeal. These sections provide for a procedure for owners to drain swamp and meadow grounds and provide assessments for their drainage;

"An act to enable the owners of tide swamps and marshes to improve the same, and the owners of meadows already banked in and held by different persons, to keep the same in good repair," passed November 29, 1788, together with all amendments and supplements thereto which were saved from repeal by R.S.15:5-8 is saved from repeal;

P.L.1957, c.201 (C.15:5-8(58)) is saved from repeal. This act supplements "An act to enable the owners of tide swamps and marshes to improve the same, and the owners of meadows already banked in and held by different persons, to keep the same in good repair," passed November 29, 1788;

P.L.1880, c.163, entitled "An act for incorporation of companies for draining and improving meadows and lands overflowed by tide water," together with the supplements thereto, saved from repeal by R.S.15:5-9, is saved from repeal;

"An act to enable two-thirds of the owners in value of any body or tract of salt marsh or meadow, within this State, using a common road to the fast land, to support the same," passed November 18, 1822 together with the supplement thereto, saved from repeal by R.S.15:5-10, is saved from repeal;

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