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TN Code § 66-29-203 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 2 - Abandoned Cultural Property Act|§ 66-29-203. Abandonment — Notice — Vesting of Title in Museum

  Any abandoned cultural property held by a museum to which no person has made claim shall be deemed to be abandoned.   A museum holding abandoned cultural property shall publish in at least one (1) newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the institution is located at least once a week for two (2) consecutive weeks a notice and listing of the property. The notice shall contain:  The name and last known address, if any, of the last known owner of the property;   A description of the property; and   A statement that if proof of claim is not presented by the owner to the museum and if the owner's right to receive that property is not established to the museum's satisfaction within sixty-five (65) days from the date of the second published notice, the property will be deemed abandoned and shall become the property of the museum.     If no claim has been made to the abandoned cultural property within sixty-five (65) days from the date of the second published notice, title to the property shall vest in the museum, free from all claims of the owner and of all persons claiming through or under the owner.
TN Code § 66-29-204 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 2 - Abandoned Cultural Property Act|§ 66-29-204. Exclusivity of Provisions

 This part shall control the procedure and disposition of any property to which it applies in lieu of any other procedure prescribed by law including the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act, compiled in part 1 of this chapter.
TN Code § 66-29-301 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 3 - Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft|§ 66-29-301. Part Definitions

 As used in this part:   “Abandoned aircraft” means:  An aircraft left in a wrecked, inoperative, or partially dismantled condition on a public-use airport; and   An aircraft that has remained in an idle state on a public-use airport for forty-five (45) consecutive calendar days without a contractual agreement between the owner or operator of the aircraft and the airport authority for use of the airport premises;     “Airport authority” means an authority created pursuant to title 42, chapter 3, 4, or 5;   “Derelict aircraft” means any aircraft that is not in a flyable condition, does not have a current certificate of air worthiness issued by the federal aviation administration, and is not in the process of actively being repaired; and   “Public-use airport” is an airport owned or controlled by an airport authority.
TN Code § 66-29-302 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 3 - Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft|§ 66-29-302. Discovery of Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft at Public-Use Airport — Notification of Owner or Other Interested Party

  If a derelict or abandoned aircraft is discovered on a public-use airport, whether or not the public-use airport is under a lease or license to a third party, the airport authority shall:  Make a record of the date the aircraft was discovered on the public-use airport; and   Inquire as to the name and address of any person having an equitable or legal interest in the aircraft, including the owner and any lien holders, by:  Contacting the federal aviation administration, aircraft registration branch, and making a diligent search of the appropriate records; or   Contacting an aircraft title search company.       Within ten (10) business days of receiving the information requested pursuant to subsection (a), the airport authority shall notify the owner and all other interested parties by certified mail, return receipt requested:  Of the location of the derelict or abandoned aircraft on the public-use airport;   That fees and charges for the use of the airport by the aircraft have accrued and the amount of those fees and charges;   That the aircraft is subject to a lien under § 66-29-304 for any unpaid and accrued fees and charges for the use of the airport and for the transportation, storage, and removal of the aircraft;   That the lien is subject to enforcement pursuant to this part;   That the airport may use, trade, sell, or remove the aircraft as described in § 66-29-303 if, within thirty (30) calendar days after the date of receipt of the notice, the owner or other interested party has not removed the aircraft from the airport and paid in full all accrued fees and charges for the use of the airport and for the transportation, storage, and removal of the aircraft; and   That the airport authority may remove the aircraft in less than thirty (30) calendar days if the aircraft poses a danger to the health or safety of users of the public-use airport, as determined by the airport authority.      If, after the inquiry required by subdivision (a)(2), the owner of the aircraft is unknown or cannot be found, the airport authority shall place a notice upon the aircraft in a conspicuous position containing the information required by subdivisions (b)(2)-(6).   The notice under subdivision (c)(1) shall be not less than eight inches (8") by ten inches (10") and shall be laminated or otherwise sufficiently weatherproof to withstand normal exposure to rain, snow, and other conditions.
TN Code § 66-29-303 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 3 - Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft|§ 66-29-303. Retention, Trade, Sale, or Disposal of Aircraft by Airport Authority

  If, after thirty (30) calendar days of the owner or other interested party receiving the notice or after thirty (30) calendar days of posting the notice on the aircraft, the owner or other interested party has not removed the aircraft from the airport and paid in full all accrued fees and charges for the use of the airport and for the transportation, storage, and removal of the aircraft, or shown reasonable cause for the failure to do so, the airport authority may:  Retain the aircraft for use by the airport, the state, or the unit of local government owning or operating the airport;   Trade the aircraft to another unit of local government or a state agency;   Sell the property; or   Dispose of the property through an appropriate refuse removal company or a company that provides salvage services for aircraft.     If the airport authority elects to sell the aircraft in accordance with subdivision (a)(3), the aircraft shall be sold at public auction after giving notice of the time and place of sale, at least ten (10) calendar days prior to the date of sale, in a newspaper of general circulation within the county where the airport is located and after providing written notice of the intended sale to all parties known to have an interest in the aircraft.   If the airport authority elects to dispose of the aircraft in accordance with subdivision (a)(4), the airport authority shall be entitled to negotiate with the company for a price to be received from the company in payment for the aircraft, or, if circumstances so warrant, a price to be paid to the company by the airport authority for the costs of disposing of the aircraft. All information and records pertaining to the establishment of the price and the justification for the amount of the price shall be prepared and maintained by the airport authority.   If the sale price or the negotiated price is less than the airport authority's then current fees and charges against the aircraft, the owner of the aircraft shall remain liable to the airport authority for the fees and charges that are not offset by the sale price or negotiated price.   All costs incurred by the airport authority in the removal, storage, and sale of any aircraft shall be recoverable against the owner of the aircraft.
TN Code § 66-29-304 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 3 - Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft|§ 66-29-304. Lien on Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft

  The airport authority shall have a lien on a derelict or abandoned aircraft for all unpaid fees and charges for the use of the airport by the aircraft and for all unpaid costs incurred by the airport authority for the transportation, storage, and removal of the aircraft. As a prerequisite to perfecting a lien under this section, the airport authority shall serve a notice in accordance with § 66-29-302 on the last registered owner and all persons having an equitable or legal interest in the aircraft.    For the purpose of perfecting its lien under this section, the airport authority shall record a claim of lien that states:  The name and address of the airport;   The name of the last registered owner of the aircraft and all persons having a legal or equitable interest in the aircraft;   The fees and charges incurred by the aircraft for the use of the airport and the costs for the transportation, storage, and removal of the aircraft; and   A description of the aircraft sufficient for identification.     The claim of lien shall be signed and sworn to or affirmed by the airport authority's director or the director's designee.   The claim of lien shall be served on the last registered owner of the aircraft and all persons having an equitable or legal interest in the aircraft. The claim of lien shall be so served before recordation.   The claim of lien shall be recorded with the register of the county where the airport is located. The recording of the claim of lien shall be constructive notice to all persons of the contents and effect of such claim. The lien shall attach at the time of recordation and shall take priority as of that time.
TN Code § 66-29-305 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 3 - Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft|§ 66-29-305. Proceeds of Sale of Aircraft

  If the aircraft is sold, the airport authority shall satisfy the airport authority's lien, plus the reasonable expenses of notice, advertisement, and sale, from the proceeds of the sale.   The balance of the proceeds of the sale, if any, shall be held by the airport authority, and delivered on demand to the owner of the aircraft.   If no person claims the balance within twelve (12) months of the date of sale, the airport authority shall retain the funds and use the funds for airport operations.
TN Code § 66-29-306 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 29 - Abandoned or Unclaimed Property|Part 3 - Derelict or Abandoned Aircraft|§ 66-29-306. Person Acquiring Legal Interest in Aircraft — Documents of Disposition

  Any person acquiring a legal interest in an aircraft under this part shall be the lawful owner of the aircraft and all other legal or equitable interests in that aircraft shall be divested; provided, that the holder of any legal or equitable interest was notified of the intended disposal of the aircraft as required in this part.   The airport authority may issue documents of disposition to the purchaser or recipient of an aircraft disposed of under this part.
TN Code § 66-32-101 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-101. Short Title

 This part shall be known and may be cited as the “Tennessee Time-Share Act of 1981.”
TN Code § 66-32-103 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-103. Nature of Time-Share Estates — Recordation

  A “time-share estate” is an estate in real property and has the character and incidents of an estate in fee simple at common law or estate for years, if a leasehold, except as expressly modified by this part. This shall supersede any contrary rule at common law.   Each time-share estate constitutes for purposes of title a separate estate or interest in property except for real property tax purposes.   A document transferring or encumbering a time-share estate in real property may not be rejected for recordation because of the nature or duration of that estate or interest.
TN Code § 66-32-104 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-104. Applicability of Local Ordinances, Regulations, and Building Codes

 A zoning, subdivision, or other ordinance or regulation may not discriminate against the creation of time-share intervals or impose any requirement upon a time-share program which it would not impose upon a similar development under a different form of ownership.
TN Code § 66-32-105 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-105. Time-Share Units

 A time-share program may be created in any unit, unless expressly prohibited by the project instruments or local governing laws.
TN Code § 66-32-106 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-106. Instruments for Time-Share Estates

 Project instruments and time-share instruments creating time-share estates must contain the following:   The name of the county in which the property is situated;   The legal description, street address or other description sufficient to identify the property;   Identification of time periods by letter, name, number, or combination thereof;   Identification of time-share estates and, where applicable, the method whereby additional time-share estates may be created;   The formula, fraction or percentage, of the common expenses and any voting rights assigned to each time-share estate and, where applicable, to each unit in a project that is not subject to the time-share program;   Any restrictions on the use, occupancy, alteration or alienation of time-share intervals;   The ownership interest, if any, in personal property and provisions for the care, maintenance and replacement of the commonly owned capital improvements and the commonly owned personal property belonging to the time-share estates. Specifically, an escrow or reserve account shall be established for the repair, replacement and maintenance of capital improvements and personal property; and   Any other matters the developer deems appropriate.
TN Code § 66-32-108 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-108. Developer Control

  The time-share instruments for a time-share estate program may provide for a “developer control period,” during which the developer or a managing agent selected by the developer may manage the time-share program and the units in the time-share program.   If the time-share instruments for a time-share estate program provide for the establishment of a developer control period, they shall ordinarily include provisions for the following:  Termination of the developer control period by action of the association;   Termination of contracts for goods and services for the time-share program or for units in the time-share program entered into during the developer control period; and   A regular accounting by the developer to the association as to all matters that significantly affect the interests of owners in the time-share program.
TN Code § 66-32-109 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-109. Instruments for Time-Share Use

 Project instruments and time-share instruments creating time-share uses must contain the following:   Identification by name of the time-share project and street address where the time-share project is situated;   Identification of the time periods, type of units and the units that are in the time-share program and the length of time that the units are committed to the time-share program;   In case of a time-share project, identification of which units are in the time-share program and the method whereby any other units may be added, deleted or substituted; and   Any other matters that the developer deems appropriate.
TN Code § 66-32-110 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-110. Time-Share Use Management

 The time-share instruments for a time-share use program shall prescribe reasonable arrangements for management and operation of the time-share program and for the maintenance, repair and furnishing of units which shall ordinarily include, but need not be limited to, provisions for the following:   Standards and procedures for upkeep, repair and interior furnishings of units and for providing maid, cleaning, linen and similar services to the units during use periods;   Adoption of standards and rules of conduct governing the use and occupancy of units by owners;   Payment of the costs and expenses of operating the time-share program and owning and maintaining the units;   Selection of a managing agent to act on behalf of the developer;   Preparation and dissemination to owners of an annual budget and of operating statements and other financial information concerning the time-share program;   Procedures for establishing the rights of owners to the use of units by prearrangement or under a first-reserved first-served priority system;   Organization of a management advisory board consisting of time-share use owners including an enumeration of rights and responsibilities of the board;   Procedures for imposing and collecting assessments or use fees from time-share use owners as necessary to defray costs of management of the time-share program and in providing materials and services to the units;   Comprehensive general liability insurance for death, bodily injury and property damage arising out of, or in connection with, the use of units by time-share use owners, their guests and other users;   Methods for providing compensating use periods or monetary compensation to an owner if a unit cannot be made available for the period to which the owner is entitled by schedule or a confirmed reservation;   Procedures for imposing a monetary penalty or suspension of an owner's rights and privileges in the time-share program for failure of the owner to comply with the provisions of the time-share instruments or the rules established by the developer with respect to the use of the units. The owners shall be given notice and the opportunity to refute or explain the charges in person or in writing to the management advisory board before a decision to impose discipline is rendered; and   Annual dissemination to all time-share use owners by the developer, or by the managing agent, of a list of the name and mailing addresses of all current time-share use owners in the time-share program.
TN Code § 66-32-111 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-111. Partition

 No action for partition of a unit may be maintained except as permitted by the time-share instrument.
TN Code § 66-32-114 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-114. Mutual Rights of Cancellation

  Before transfer of a time-share interval and no later than the date of any sales contract, the developer shall provide the intended transferee with a copy of the public offering statement and any amendments and supplements thereto. The contract is voidable by the purchaser until the purchaser has received the public offering statement. The contract is also voidable by the purchaser for ten (10) days from the date of the signing of the contract by the purchaser if the purchaser shall have made an on-site inspection of the time-share project or any component site prior to the signing of the contract, and if the purchaser did not make an on-site inspection of the time-share project or any component site prior to signing the contract, for fifteen (15) days thereafter. Cancellation is without penalty, and all payments made by the purchaser before cancellation must be refunded within thirty (30) days after receipt of the notice of cancellation as provided in subsection (c).   During the applicable rescission period, the developer may cancel the contract of purchase without penalty to either party. The developer shall return all payments due, the purchaser shall return all material received in good condition, reasonable wear and tear excepted. If such materials are not returned, the developer may deduct the cost of the same and return the balance to the purchaser.   If either party elects to cancel a contract pursuant to subsection (a) or (b), that party may do so by hand delivering notice thereof to the other party within the designated period for voiding such contract or by mailing notice thereof by prepaid United States mail, postmarked anytime within the designated period for voiding such contract, to the other party or to such party's agent for service of process. The rescission rights set forth in subsections (a) and (b) may not be waived by either the purchaser or developer.
TN Code § 66-32-115 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-115. Exemptions From Requirement of Public Offering Statement

  The developer shall not be required to prepare and distribute a public offering statement if the developer has registered and there has been issued a public offering statement or similar disclosure document which is provided to purchasers under the following:  Securities Act of 1933 (15 U.S.C. § 77a et seq.);   Federal Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act (15 U.S.C. § 1701 et seq.) in which the time-share program is made a part of the subdivision that is being registered; and   Any federal or Tennessee act which requires a federal or state public offering statement or similar disclosure document to be prepared and provided to purchasers.     A public offering statement need not be prepared or delivered in the case of:  Any transfer of a time-share interval by any time-share interval owner other than the developer and/or his agent;   Any disposition pursuant to court order;   A disposition by a government or governmental agency;   A disposition by foreclosure or deed in lieu of foreclosure;   A disposition of a time-share interval in a time-share project situated wholly outside the state; provided, that all solicitations, negotiations, and contracts took place wholly outside this state and the contract was executed wholly outside this state;   A gratuitous transfer of a time-share interval; or   Group reservations made for fifteen (15) or more people as a single transaction between a hotel and travel agent or travel groups for hotel accommodations, where deposits are made and held for more than three (3) years in advance.
TN Code § 66-32-116 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 66 - Property|Chapter 32 - Time-Share Programs and Vacation Clubs|Part 1 - Time-Share Act of 1981|§ 66-32-116. Material Change

 The developer shall amend or supplement the public offering statement to report any material change in the information required by § 66-32-112. As to any exchange program, the developer shall use the current written materials that are supplied to it for distribution to the time-share interval owners as it is received.