Property custodian definition
Property custodian means the chief procurement officer, or the head of any state governmental unit that is not by law under the control of a chief procurement officer, the head of the department, or the head of any board, commission, agency, bureau, or office of the State or any person designated by that officer or head, who is responsible for the accountability of all state property in their possession, custody, control, or use.
Property custodian means any person, officer or employee of a department, agency, board, commission, educational institution or any other branch of State, county, municipal or other local government who is charged with the responsibility of care, custody and control of public property.
Property custodian or “person in charge” means any employee, agent, or person who is in control of or responsible for the maintenance, operation, and protection of any state property.
Examples of Property custodian in a sentence
Party B shall be solely responsible for the following fees and expenses charged from the 31st day after the receipt of the notice about Property conveyance: • All fees and expenses accrued to the Property (including but not limited to property management fees, public maintenance fees and apportioned water and electricity expenses, etc.); • Property custodian fees paid to Party A which is about 0.02% of the Property Price; • Party B is solely responsible for the risk liabilities of Property.
More Definitions of Property custodian
Property custodian means any person, officer, employee, department, agency, board, commission, or business with the responsibility of care, custody, and control of the property.