Title 32, Title 32: INTERSTATE AND PORT AUTHORITIES AND COMMISSIONS

32:9-13. Use and rental of bridges by railroads Any steam or passenger railroad or railway having in use and occupation any toll bridge acquired pursuant to this chapter, under a lease or agreement with a corporation, stock company, partnership or person owning the bridge, shall …

32:9-14. Equal payments of compensation, damages and costs to owners The value of all bridge properties or interests therein acquired by the states of New Jersey and Pennsylvania as prescribed in this chapter, and all damages and costs arising from the taking of the same as afore…

32:9-15. Custody, maintenance and repair of bridges acquired All bridges acquired pursuant to this chapter by this state jointly with the state of Pennsylvania, according as the bridges have a terminus in said states, respectively, shall be and remain in the charge and custody of…

32:9-16. Deductions from motor vehicle receipts for maintenance and repair of bridges The comptroller of the treasury is authorized to deduct from receipts of the motor vehicle department the amount appropriated for the maintenance and repair of bridges acquired under this chapte…

32:9-17. Appropriation to commission of all moneys received by it; unexpended balances and receipts reappropriated All moneys received from any source whatsoever by the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission whether from rentals, miscellaneous receipts or from the Commonweal…

32:9-18. Effective date This act shall take effect July first, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. L.1946, c. 298, p. 999, s. 2.

32:9-2. Acquisition of toll bridges by joint commission; division of cost The commission of the state of New Jersey, acting in conjunction with a similar board or commission of the state of Pennsylvania as a joint commission, may acquire the toll bridges crossing the Delaware riv…

32:9-3. Method of acquisition The joint commission shall acquire such properties either by purchase or by condemnation proceedings as the joint commission shall deem expedient, and according to and as is provided in the enactments of the respective states.

32:9-4. Determination of cost of property to be acquired including franchises The joint commission shall sit as may be deemed expedient in order to determine the cost of the properties to be acquired, including the franchise incident thereto, situated in this state and the state …

32:9-5. Right of entry If the compensation to be paid for such properties shall not be agreed upon, the joint commission, having given at least sixty days' notice to the owners of the lands and parties in interest of its intention so to do, shall enter upon and take possession of…

32:9-6. Meeting to view property; notice The joint commission shall appoint a time, not less than twenty nor more than thirty days therefrom, when they shall meet upon the property and view the same and the premises affected thereby. It shall give at least ten days' personal noti…

32:9-7. Hearing and estimate of damages The joint commission, having viewed the premises or examined the property, shall hear all parties interested and their witnesses, and shall estimate the value of the property taken, including any easements, rights or franchises incident the…

32:9-8. Filing of report; notice Within ten days thereafter the joint commission shall file in the office of the clerk of the county in which the land or other property so taken is situated, to remain of record therein, a written report thereof under the hands of the joint commis…

32:9-9. Proceeding to have compensation and damages fixed; costs and expenses At any time within thirty days after the filing of the report by the joint commission, any party aggrieved may apply to the Superior Court in a proceeding in lieu of prerogative writ to have the amount …