United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 556F.11 - Vesting of title
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If no one claims and proves ownership within 12 months after proof of publication and posting is filed with the county auditor, the finder gets the property right.
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United States — Iowa
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If no one claims and proves ownership within 12 months after proof of publication and posting is filed with the county auditor, the finder gets the property right.
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The superintendent may inspect licensees and related businesses, and licensees must pay an examination fee.
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Willfully damaging or obstructing certain drainage works can trigger liability for double damages, or treble damages for a later offense.
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This chapter does not apply to several listed types of lenders, brokers, pawnbrokers, and loans to corporations.
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Specified financial and fiduciary actors may invest their funds in bonds or notes issued under this subchapter, but they still must exercise reasonable care when choosing securities.
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The authority may secure obligations with a trust agreement, and the bond resolution must pledge the authority’s revenues.
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If property is in a receiver’s hands for distribution, certain claims get paid first after costs.
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A finder is entitled to a reward: 10% of value for boats, vessels, or lost property before restitution, and set fees for logs or lumber.
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Some river-divided cities with special charters may improve their waterfronts, and the city council may levy a limited tax to pay for those improvements.
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