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Section § 6060
This section explains that when a law requires a public notice to be published, it must be done in a widely-read newspaper. The notice should be published for a certain length of time, a specific number of times, and in a particular way, as detailed in the referenced section. “Notice” includes any official ads, resolutions, orders, or similar content that legally needs to be published in such newspapers.
Section § 6061
According to this law, if a notice needs to be published under this section, it only has to be published once.
Section § 6061.3
Section § 6062
This law requires a notice to be published in a newspaper for 10 consecutive days. The 10-day period starts on the first day the notice appears and ends on the tenth day. The notice must be published every day the newspaper is printed during this timeframe.
Section § 6062
This section explains how notices must be published in a newspaper. They need to be published at least twice with a gap of at least five days in between, but the days of publication don't count in this gap. The notice period begins on the first day the publication appears and lasts for 10 days, including that first day.
Section § 6063
This law section explains that a notice must be published in a newspaper once a week for three weeks straight. Each publication needs at least five days in between, and you don't count the publication days when figuring this out. The notice period starts on the first day it's published and ends twenty-one days later, including the first day.
Section § 6063
This law section explains how a notice must be published. It must be published at least three times in a newspaper within a 10-day period. Each publication should be at least five days apart, not counting the days the notices are published. The notice period starts on the first day of publication and ends either on the day of the third publication or after ten days, whichever is longer.
Section § 6064
This law requires that a notice must be published in a newspaper once a week for four weeks in a row. Each notice should be at least five days apart from the next one, not including the days they are published. The first day the notice is published starts the notice period, and it ends on the 28th day, counting the first day.
Section § 6065
This law requires that a notice be published once a week for eight consecutive weeks in a newspaper that's published at least weekly. There must be at least five days between each publication, not counting the days they are published. The notice period starts on the first day it is published and lasts until the fifty-sixth day, which includes the first day of publication.
Section § 6066
This law section explains how a notice must be published when required. The notice should be published in a newspaper at least once a week for two consecutive weeks. There should be a minimum of five days between the publication dates, not including the dates themselves. The period for the notice begins on the first day it's published and ends after 14 days, including the first day.