Tex. Property Code § 74.302
This is the official text of Tex. Property Code § 74.302, part of Texas’s Property Code — governs real property, landlord-tenant law, and property transactions.
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§ 74.302. STATEMENT OF DELIVERED PROPERTY.
Official statutory text
(a) Property delivered under Section 74.301 must be accompanied by a statement that:
(1) the property delivered is a complete and correct remittance of all accounts subject to this chapter in the holder's possession;
(2) the existence and location of the listed owners are unknown to the holder; and
(3) the listed owners have not asserted a claim or exercised an act of ownership with respect to the owner's reported property.
(b) The statement required by Subsection (a) shall be signed by:
(1) the individual holding the reported property;
(2) a partner, if the holder is a partnership;
(3) an officer, if the holder is an unincorporated association or a private corporation; or
(4) the chief fiscal officer, if the holder is a public corporation.
(1) the property delivered is a complete and correct remittance of all accounts subject to this chapter in the holder's possession;
(2) the existence and location of the listed owners are unknown to the holder; and
(3) the listed owners have not asserted a claim or exercised an act of ownership with respect to the owner's reported property.
(b) The statement required by Subsection (a) shall be signed by:
(1) the individual holding the reported property;
(2) a partner, if the holder is a partnership;
(3) an officer, if the holder is an unincorporated association or a private corporation; or
(4) the chief fiscal officer, if the holder is a public corporation.
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