32:2-28. Sale of real property; procedure Whenever The Port of New York Authority (hereinafter called the Port Authority) shall determine to sell any real property which may have been acquired by the Port Authority by purchase, condemnation or otherwise, pursuant to any of its powers and authorities, but which real property is no longer required for such purposes, the following procedure shall be followed: (a) A map shall be made of such real property so determined as no longer required, which map shall be filed in the office of the Port Authority. (b) There shall be annexed to such map a certificate executed by the chief engineer of the Port Authority stating that such real property is no longer required for such purposes. (c) All or any portion of said real property may be sold at either private or public sale, and all deeds of conveyance therefor shall be by bargain and sale and shall be executed by the chairman, or the vice-chairman, or the general manager, or an assistant general manager of the Port Authority and attested by the secretary thereof. L.1939, c. 35, p. 50, s. 1.
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