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9:2-11.  Commitment of child to child caring society;  cost of proceedings;   consent to adoption of child;  support by relative
    The court before which such proceedings shall be conducted, may, in the same  manner but in lieu of committing such child, as in section 9:2-10 of this Title  specified, commit such child to the care and custody of any society duly  incorporated under the laws of this State for the care of children.  In such  case the court may, in its discretion, cause the person in whose custody such  child was, or the county in which such child may reside, to pay all costs and  expenses of such proceedings, and such person or society or institution to whom  or to which such child is committed may, upon special authority granted in the  order or judgment of commitment, give his or its consent, and such consent will  be sufficient, to the legal adoption of such child;    provided, however  ,  that the granting of the right to consent to adoption shall in no wise be  construed as authority to place a child for adoption except in accordance with  the provisions of chapter three of this Title (s. 9:3-1 et seq.).

    Whenever the court shall have made an order or judgment with respect to the  care and custody of a child as contemplated by this Title, and it shall appear  that the person in whose custody such child was is a relative financially able  and legally liable to provide support for such child, the court may make a  supplementary order requiring such relative to make such payment or payments  for the support of such child as the court may deem reasonable under the  circumstances.

     Amended by L.1948, c. 321, p. 1298, s. 9;  L.1949, c. 245, p. 786, s. 3; L.1953, c. 9, p. 73, s. 8.
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-jersey > Title-9 > Section-9-2 > 9-2-11

9:2-11.  Commitment of child to child caring society;  cost of proceedings;   consent to adoption of child;  support by relative
    The court before which such proceedings shall be conducted, may, in the same  manner but in lieu of committing such child, as in section 9:2-10 of this Title  specified, commit such child to the care and custody of any society duly  incorporated under the laws of this State for the care of children.  In such  case the court may, in its discretion, cause the person in whose custody such  child was, or the county in which such child may reside, to pay all costs and  expenses of such proceedings, and such person or society or institution to whom  or to which such child is committed may, upon special authority granted in the  order or judgment of commitment, give his or its consent, and such consent will  be sufficient, to the legal adoption of such child;    provided, however  ,  that the granting of the right to consent to adoption shall in no wise be  construed as authority to place a child for adoption except in accordance with  the provisions of chapter three of this Title (s. 9:3-1 et seq.).

    Whenever the court shall have made an order or judgment with respect to the  care and custody of a child as contemplated by this Title, and it shall appear  that the person in whose custody such child was is a relative financially able  and legally liable to provide support for such child, the court may make a  supplementary order requiring such relative to make such payment or payments  for the support of such child as the court may deem reasonable under the  circumstances.

     Amended by L.1948, c. 321, p. 1298, s. 9;  L.1949, c. 245, p. 786, s. 3; L.1953, c. 9, p. 73, s. 8.
 

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-jersey > Title-9 > Section-9-2 > 9-2-11

9:2-11.  Commitment of child to child caring society;  cost of proceedings;   consent to adoption of child;  support by relative
    The court before which such proceedings shall be conducted, may, in the same  manner but in lieu of committing such child, as in section 9:2-10 of this Title  specified, commit such child to the care and custody of any society duly  incorporated under the laws of this State for the care of children.  In such  case the court may, in its discretion, cause the person in whose custody such  child was, or the county in which such child may reside, to pay all costs and  expenses of such proceedings, and such person or society or institution to whom  or to which such child is committed may, upon special authority granted in the  order or judgment of commitment, give his or its consent, and such consent will  be sufficient, to the legal adoption of such child;    provided, however  ,  that the granting of the right to consent to adoption shall in no wise be  construed as authority to place a child for adoption except in accordance with  the provisions of chapter three of this Title (s. 9:3-1 et seq.).

    Whenever the court shall have made an order or judgment with respect to the  care and custody of a child as contemplated by this Title, and it shall appear  that the person in whose custody such child was is a relative financially able  and legally liable to provide support for such child, the court may make a  supplementary order requiring such relative to make such payment or payments  for the support of such child as the court may deem reasonable under the  circumstances.

     Amended by L.1948, c. 321, p. 1298, s. 9;  L.1949, c. 245, p. 786, s. 3; L.1953, c. 9, p. 73, s. 8.