§ 52-10-3. Application by Private Corporation to Establish and Operate Foreign Trade Zone
Any private corporation hereafter organized under the laws of this state for the purpose of establishing, operating, and maintaining a foreign trade zone in accordance with the act of Congress referred to in Code Section 52-10-2 is authorized to make application for the privilege of establishing, operating, and maintaining a foreign trade zone in accordance […]
§ 52-7-72.1. Penalty for Failing to Remove Unattended Vessel
If any vessel for which the Department of Natural Resources and the Georgia Crime Information Center have received notice pursuant to subsection (d) of Code Section 52-7-72 has not been removed and is determined not to be a stolen vessel, the commissioner may proceed to take action against the owner as provided by this Code […]
§ 52-10-4. Authority to Establish and Operate Foreign Trade Zone; Conditions and Restrictions of Act of Congress
Any public or private corporation authorized by this chapter to make application for the privilege of establishing, operating, and maintaining a foreign trade zone, whose application is granted pursuant to the terms of the act of Congress referred to in Code Section 52-10-2, is authorized to establish such foreign trade zone and to operate and […]
§ 52-7-73. Lien on Vessel; Foreclosure in Courts Competent to Hear Civil Cases
Any person who removes or stores any vessel which is or becomes an abandoned vessel shall have a lien on such vessel for the reasonable fees connected with such removal or storage plus the cost of any advertisement. Prior to acquiring such lien, the person must have complied with the requirements of Code Section 52-7-71. […]
§ 52-7-74. Procedure for Foreclosure
All liens acquired under Code Section 52-7-73 shall be foreclosed as follows: Any proceeding to foreclose a lien on an abandoned vessel must be instituted within one year from the time the lien is recorded or is asserted by retention; The person desiring to foreclose a lien on an abandoned vessel shall, by certified or […]
§ 52-7-75. Public Sale of Vessel; Disposition of Excess Proceeds
As used in this subsection, the term “public sale” means a sale: Held at a place reasonably available to persons who might desire to attend and submit bids; At which those attending shall be given the opportunity to bid on a competitive basis; At which the sale, if made, shall be made to the highest […]
§ 52-7-76. Issuance of Certificate of Title
The purchaser at a sale as authorized in this article shall receive a certified copy of the court order authorizing such sale. Any such purchaser may obtain a certificate of title to such vessel by filing the required application, paying the required fees, and filing a certified copy of the order of the court with […]
§ 52-7-77. Payment of Balance Remaining After Satisfaction of Liens, Security Interests, and Debts
The clerk of the court shall retain the remaining balance of the proceeds of a sale conducted under Code Section 52-7-75, after satisfaction of liens, security interests, and debts, for a period of 12 months; and, if no claim has been filed against such proceeds by the owner of the abandoned vessel or any interested […]
§ 52-8-1. Throwing Stone, Gravel, or Other Ballast Into Navigable Waters
Any master of a vessel or watercraft who shall throw or permit to be thrown any stone, gravel, or other ballast from on board the vessel or watercraft into any of the waters of any bay or harbor of this state or within three miles of the outside bar of any such bay or harbor […]
§ 52-7-46. Alternative Compliance With Article if Affixing of Capacity Plate Deemed Impracticable or Undesirable
If any watercraft which is required by this article to have a capacity plate affixed thereto is of such design or construction as to make it impracticable or undesirable to affix such plate, the manufacturer or other person having the responsibility for affixing the plate may represent such impracticability or undesirability in writing to the […]