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Rhode Island General Laws 33-21A-5. Collection and deposit of funds

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 33 > Chapter 33-21A > § 33-21A-5 - Collection and deposit of funds


Current as of: 2009

The general treasurer shall present a copy of each final judgment of escheat to the United States treasury department for payment of the principal due and the interest computed under regulations of the United States treasury department. The payment received shall be deposited in the general funds of the state.

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