Section 6-5-2 - Gratuitous transfers of real property to political subdivisions and nonprofitcorporations. - South-dakota Statutes

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6-5-2. Gratuitous transfers of real property to political subdivisions and nonprofit corporations. Any county, municipality, sanitary district, township, or school district may convey and transfer any real property which is held or owned by it, the title to which has been obtained and which is not held for public use or which is about to be abandoned for public purposes, to another political subdivision or nonprofit corporation for public purposes and accommodation without offering the property for sale and without requiring said political subdivision or nonprofit corporation to pay therefor.

Source: SL 1971, ch 41, § 1; SL 1984, ch 42, § 1.

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6-5-2. Gratuitous transfers of real property to political subdivisions and nonprofit corporations. Any county, municipality, sanitary district, township, or school district may convey and transfer any real property which is held or owned by it, the title to which has been obtained and which is not held for public use or which is about to be abandoned for public purposes, to another political subdivision or nonprofit corporation for public purposes and accommodation without offering the property for sale and without requiring said political subdivision or nonprofit corporation to pay therefor.

Source: SL 1971, ch 41, § 1; SL 1984, ch 42, § 1.

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6-5-2. Gratuitous transfers of real property to political subdivisions and nonprofit corporations. Any county, municipality, sanitary district, township, or school district may convey and transfer any real property which is held or owned by it, the title to which has been obtained and which is not held for public use or which is about to be abandoned for public purposes, to another political subdivision or nonprofit corporation for public purposes and accommodation without offering the property for sale and without requiring said political subdivision or nonprofit corporation to pay therefor.

Source: SL 1971, ch 41, § 1; SL 1984, ch 42, § 1.