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27-102c

Chapter 27.--FEDERAL JURISDICTION Article 1.--FEDERAL PROPERTY

27-102c. Same; property declared personalty; collection.For the purposes of valuation and taxation, all buildings, fixtures andimprovements of such housing projects on such military reservations arehereby declared to be personal property and shall be assessed and taxed assuch, and the taxes imposed on such buildings, fixtures and improvementsshall be collected by levy and sale of the interest of such owner, in thesame manner as provided in other cases for the collection of taxes onpersonal property.

History: L. 1951, ch. 506, § 2; Feb. 28.

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27-102c

Chapter 27.--FEDERAL JURISDICTION Article 1.--FEDERAL PROPERTY

27-102c. Same; property declared personalty; collection.For the purposes of valuation and taxation, all buildings, fixtures andimprovements of such housing projects on such military reservations arehereby declared to be personal property and shall be assessed and taxed assuch, and the taxes imposed on such buildings, fixtures and improvementsshall be collected by levy and sale of the interest of such owner, in thesame manner as provided in other cases for the collection of taxes onpersonal property.

History: L. 1951, ch. 506, § 2; Feb. 28.

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27-102c

Chapter 27.--FEDERAL JURISDICTION Article 1.--FEDERAL PROPERTY

27-102c. Same; property declared personalty; collection.For the purposes of valuation and taxation, all buildings, fixtures andimprovements of such housing projects on such military reservations arehereby declared to be personal property and shall be assessed and taxed assuch, and the taxes imposed on such buildings, fixtures and improvementsshall be collected by levy and sale of the interest of such owner, in thesame manner as provided in other cases for the collection of taxes onpersonal property.

History: L. 1951, ch. 506, § 2; Feb. 28.