Unclaimed Articles Found At Public Airports May Be Disposed Of By Public Auction
Added January 29th, 2014
Administrative provision regarding auction of unclaimed articles stored at Hawaii public airports.
Hawaii Administrative Rules
Title 19. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Subtitle 2. AIRPORTS DIVISION
Chapter 14. PUBLIC CONDUCT AT PUBLIC AIRPORTS
§ 19-14-3. Conduct of the public
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(h) Unclaimed articles. Articles stored at a public airport and left unclaimed by the owner more than forty-five (45) days shall be deemed abandoned and may be disposed of by public auction conducted by the department or as otherwise prescribed by the director. Notice of the auction shall be posted at storage areas and printed on claim checks which are issued upon storage of the articles.
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Hawaii Administrative Rules
Title 19. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Subtitle 2. AIRPORTS DIVISION
Chapter 14. PUBLIC CONDUCT AT PUBLIC AIRPORTS
§ 19-14-3. Conduct of the public
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(h) Unclaimed articles. Articles stored at a public airport and left unclaimed by the owner more than forty-five (45) days shall be deemed abandoned and may be disposed of by public auction conducted by the department or as otherwise prescribed by the director. Notice of the auction shall be posted at storage areas and printed on claim checks which are issued upon storage of the articles.
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