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Pathfinders prepared by the
Connecticut Judicial Branch law librarians:
OLR Research Reports -
Connecticut Office of Legislative Research
You asked for a summary of laws
in the 50 states regulating how landlords must handle personal
property that tenants leave in their dwelling unit after an
eviction.
Summary of Unclaimed Property Law and Recent Amendments 2006-R-0507
You asked for a summary of Connecticut's unclaimed property law and
amendments to it during the past three years.
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Selected statutes:
Chapter 32. Treasurer
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Sec. 3-65a.
Duties of holder of abandoned property
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Sec. 3-65b.
Assessments of interest penalty for failure to report or deliver abandoned
property as required
Sec. 3-70a.
Claims for abandoned property
Sec. 3-73b.
Effect of expiration of limitation periods
Chapter 830. Rights and
responsibilities of landlord and tenants
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Sec. 47a-11b.
Abandonment of unit by occupants. Landlord's remedies
Chapter 859. Lost and
unclaimed property.
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Sec. 50-1.
Disposition of perishable property
Sec. 50-2.
Disposition of goods not perishable
Sec. 50-3.
Expressmen and common carriers; good not perishable
Sec. 50-4.
Disposition of perishable goods
Sec. 50-5.
Avails to be accounted for. Escheat
Sec. 50-8.
Marine vegetable deposits
Sec. 50-9.
Lost goods; towns may adopt procedures for
Sec. 50-10.
Duties of finder.
Sec. 50-11.
Advertising; sale of perishable goods.
Sec. 50-12.
Restoration to owner if claimed.
Sec. 50-13.
Procedure if unclaimed.
Sec. 50-14.
Disposition after expiration of time for making claim.
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