North Carolina General Statutes — Chapter 104
27 sections. Sourced from ncleg.gov; each section links to its full text with case-law cross-references.
- § 104-1 Acquisition of lands for specified purposes authorized; concurrent jurisdiction reserved
- § 104-2 Unused lands to revert to State
- § 104-3 Exemption of such lands from taxation
- § 104-4 Conveyances of such lands to be recorded
- § 104-5 Forest reserve in North Carolina authorized; powers conferred
- § 104-6 Acquisition of lands for river and harbor improvement; reservation of right to serve process
- § 104-7 Acquisition of lands by the United States for customhouses, courthouses, post offices, forts, arsenals, or armories; cession of jurisdiction; exemption from taxation
- § 104-8 Further authorization of acquisition of land
- § 104-9 Condition of consent granted in preceding section
- § 104-10 Migratory bird sanctuaries or other wildlife refuges
- § 104-11.1 Governor may accept a retrocession of jurisdiction over federal areas; authorization for concurrent juvenile jurisdiction
- § 104-12 Acquisition of land for inland waterway from Cape Fear River; grant of State lands
- § 104-13 Utilities Commission to secure right-of-way over private lands; condemnation by United States
- § 104-14 Use declared paramount public purpose
- § 104-15 Method of payment of expenses and awards
- § 104-16 State and United States may enter upon lands for survey, etc
- § 104-17 Construction, maintenance, etc., of bridges over waterway
- § 104-18 Concurrent jurisdiction over waterway
- § 104-19 Acquisition of land for inland waterway from Beaufort Inlet; grant of State lands
- § 104-20 Utilities Commission to secure right-of-way; condemnation by United States
- § 104-21 Use declared paramount public purpose
- § 104-22 Method of payment of expenses and awards
- § 104-23 Maintenance and operation of bridges over waterway
- § 104-24 Concurrent jurisdiction over waterway
- § 104-25 Lands conveyed to United States for inland waterway
- § 104-31 Governor authorized to cede jurisdiction
- § 104-32 Jurisdiction reserved