20 Del. C. § 141
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§ Â 141. Property accountability.
Official statutory text
(a) Any officer, enlisted member, employee or agent of the Delaware National Guard who receives state or federal property or funds for military use shall be liable under the appropriate state and federal regulations for the proper safeguarding of said property or funds.
(b) No such person shall be discharged from responsibility for such property or funds until a proper accounting shall be made under appropriate regulations.
(c) The Adjutant General shall be empowered to enter suit against any person in the name of the state for the value of any such property as may have been damaged, lost, destroyed or not properly accounted for.
(b) No such person shall be discharged from responsibility for such property or funds until a proper accounting shall be made under appropriate regulations.
(c) The Adjutant General shall be empowered to enter suit against any person in the name of the state for the value of any such property as may have been damaged, lost, destroyed or not properly accounted for.
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