§ 519 Wrecked Property Sale Notice
This law says that when a county officer sells wrecked stuff, they have to tell the public about it for at least two weeks in a local newspaper, or if there’s no newspaper, put written notices in three busy places at least fifteen days before the sale, and include the time, place, and what’s being sold.
A county officer is going to auction a broken-down truck that was seized by the government.
The officer must either run an ad about the truck in the county newspaper for two weeks straight, or if the county has no newspaper, put signs about the auction at the post office, the library, and the town hall at least fifteen days before the auction. The notice has to say when and where the auction will happen and describe the truck.
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§ 519 Wrecked Property Sale Notice
Last verified: January 11, 2026