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Nevada § 33-141. Legal notices; rates.
(1) Until one year after September 9, 1995, the legal rate for the publication of all legal notices other than those exceptional legal notices described in section 33-142 shall be forty-one cents per line, single column, standard newspaper measurements of eight-point type and pica width of eleven for the first insertion and thirty-five and nine-tenths cents per line, single column, standard newspaper measurements of eight-point type and pica width of eleven for each subsequent insertion. Publication of such notices may be in any type selected by the publisher. For the purpose of uniformity, the calculation of fees for such publication shall be based on the official conversion table that follows:
CONVERSION TABLE
Five-and-One-Half-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 48.791¢ 42.721¢ 9 1/2 51.502 45.095 10 54.213 47.469 10 1/2 56.924 49.843 11 59.635 52.217 11 1/2 62.346 54.591 12 65.057 56.965 12 1/2 67.768 59.339 13 70.479 61.713 13 1/2 73.190 64.087 14 75.901 66.461 14 1/2 78.612 68.835 15 81.323 71.209 15 1/2 84.034 73.583 16 86.745 75.957
Six-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 44.725¢ 39.161¢ 9 1/2 47.210 41.337 10 49.695 43.513 10 1/2 52.180 45.689 11 54.665 47.865 11 1/2 57.150 50.041 12 59.635 52.217 12 1/2 62.120 54.393 13 64.605 56.569 13 1/2 67.090 58.745 14 69.575 60.921 14 1/2 72.060 63.097 15 74.545 65.273 15 1/2 77.030 67.449 16 79.515 69.625
Seven-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 38.339¢ 33.570¢ 9 1/2 40.469 35.435 10 42.599 37.300 10 1/2 44.729 39.165 11 46.859 41.030 11 1/2 48.989 42.895 12 51.119 44.760 12 1/2 53.249 46.625 13 55.379 48.490 13 1/2 57.509 50.355 14 59.639 52.220 14 1/2 61.769 54.085 15 63.899 55.950 15 1/2 66.029 57.815 16 68.159 59.680
Eight-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 33.544¢ 29.372¢ 9 1/2 35.408 31.004 10 37.272 32.636 10 1/2 39.136 34.268 11 41.000 35.900 11 1/2 42.864 37.532 12 44.728 39.164 12 1/2 46.592 40.796 13 48.456 42.428 13 1/2 50.320 44.060 14 52.184 45.692 14 1/2 54.048 47.324 15 55.912 48.956 15 1/2 57.776 50.588
Nine-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 29.817¢ 26.108¢ 9 1/2 31.474 27.559 10 33.131 29.010 10 1/2 34.788 30.461 11 36.445 31.912 11 1/2 38.102 33.363 12 39.759 34.814 12 1/2 41.416 36.265 13 43.073 37.716 13 1/2 44.730 39.167 14 46.387 40.618 14 1/2 48.044 42.069 15 1/2 51.358 44.971 16 53.015 46.422
Ten-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 26.836¢ 23.496¢ 9 1/2 28.327 24.802 10 29.818 26.108 10 1/2 31.309 27.414 11 32.800 28.720 11 1/2 34.291 30.026 12 35.782 31.332 12 1/2 37.273 32.638 13 38.764 33.944 13 1/2 40.255 35.250 14 41.746 36.556 14 1/2 43.237 37.862 15 1/2 46.219 40.474 16 47.710 41.780.
(2) Commencing one year after September 9, 1995, the legal rate for the publication of all legal notices other than those exceptional legal notices described in section 33-142 shall be forty-five cents per line, single column, standard newspaper measurements of eight-point type and pica width of eleven for the first insertion and thirty-nine and four-tenths cents per line, single column, standard newspaper measurements of eight-point type and pica width of eleven for each subsequent insertion. Publication of such notices may be in any type selected by the publisher. For the purpose of uniformity, the calculation of fees for such publication shall be based on the official conversion table that follows:
CONVERSION TABLE
Five-and-One-Half-Point Type Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 53.553¢ 46.887¢ 9 1/2 56.528 49.492 10 59.503 52.097 10 1/2 62.478 54.702 11 65.453 57.307 11 1/2 68.428 59.912 12 71.403 62.517 12 1/2 74.378 65.122 13 77.353 67.727 13 1/2 80.328 70.332 14 83.303 72.937 14 1/2 86.278 75.542 15 89.253 78.147 15 1/2 92.228 80.752 16 95.203 83.357
Six-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 49.087¢ 42.980¢ 9 1/2 51.815 45.368 10 54.543 47.756 10 1/2 57.271 50.144 11 59.999 52.532 11 1/2 62.727 54.920 12 65.455 57.308 12 1/2 68.183 59.696 13 70.911 62.084 13 1/2 73.639 64.472 14 76.367 66.860 14 1/2 79.095 69.248 15 81.823 71.636 15 1/2 84.551 74.024 16 87.279 76.412
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 42.079¢ 36.842¢ 9 1/2 44.417 38.889 10 46.755 40.936 10 1/2 49.093 42.983 11 51.431 45.030 11 1/2 53.769 47.077 12 56.107 49.124 12 1/2 58.445 51.171 13 60.783 53.218 13 1/2 63.121 55.265 14 65.459 57.312 14 1/2 67.797 59.359 15 70.135 61.406 15 1/2 72.473 63.453 16 74.811 65.500
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 36.816¢ 32.236¢ 9 1/2 38.862 34.027 10 40.908 35.818 10 1/2 42.954 37.609 11 45.000 39.400 11 1/2 47.046 41.191 12 49.092 42.982 12 1/2 51.138 44.773 13 53.184 46.564 13 1/2 55.230 48.355 14 57.276 50.146 14 1/2 59.322 51.937 15 61.368 53.728 15 1/2 63.414 55.519 16 65.460 57.310
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 32.724¢ 28.655¢ 9 1/2 34.543 30.247 10 36.362 31.839 10 1/2 38.181 33.431 11 40.000 35.023 11 1/2 41.819 36.615 12 43.638 38.207 12 1/2 45.457 39.799 13 47.276 41.391 13 1/2 49.095 42.983 14 50.914 44.575 14 1/2 52.733 46.167 15 54.552 47.759 15 1/2 56.371 49.351
Ten-Point Type
Pica Width First Insertion Subsequent Insertions
9 29.452¢ 25.788¢ 9 1/2 31.089 27.221 10 32.726 28.654 10 1/2 34.363 30.087 11 36.000 31.520 11 1/2 37.637 32.953 12 39.274 34.386 12 1/2 40.911 35.819 13 42.548 37.252 13 1/2 44.185 38.685 14 45.822 40.118 14 1/2 47.459 41.551 15 49.096 42.984 15 1/2 50.733 44.417 238.070. Rates and size of type for official advertising of state and counties; annual contracts for county printing and advertising 1.
All advertising ordered or required by the State of Nevada
or by the respective counties of the state must be paid for by the state
or the county ordering or requiring the advertising at a rate that does
not exceed:
New Jersey 35:2-1. Rates for official advertising
The price to be paid for publishing all official advertising as defined in R.S. 35:1-1 in newspapers shall be as follows:
In newspapers published in the State of New Jersey having a bona fide net paid circulation of up to 2,500 copies, the rate shall be $0.25 per line for each insertion; in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 2,500 copies nor more than 5,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.31 per line for each insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 5,000 copies and not more than 10,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.34 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 10,000 copies and not more than 30,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.35 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 30,000 and not more than 45,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.36 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 45,000 copies and not more than 60,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.38 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 60,000 copies and not more than 75,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.44 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 75,000 copies and of more than 100,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.60 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 100,000 copies, and not more than 125,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.66 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 125,000 copies, and not more than 150,000, the rate shall be $0.72 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 150,000 copies and not more than 200,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.82 per line per insertion; and in the case of newspapers having a bona fide net paid circulation of not less than 200,000 copies and not more than 300,000 copies, the rate shall be $0.91 per line per insertion; and in the case of any newspaper having a bona fide net paid circulation in excess of 300,000 copies the rate shall be $1.00 per line per insertion; but before any newspaper can charge the foregoing rates, the publisher or business manager of such newspaper must file with the properly authorized officer of every municipality, county or governing body, placing official advertising in such newspaper, an affidavit setting forth the average net paid circulation of such newspaper for the 12- month period ending September 30 next preceding and the rate to be charged for official advertising, which in no case shall be in excess of, or below, the rates provided in the foregoing schedule.
Lines shall be calculated upon the basis of the space that a 6 point line, 8 picas wide would occupy.
New Mexico § 14-11-7 . Rates for legal notice or advertisement; costs
For publication of all legal notices or advertisements that a governmental entity is required by law or the order of any court of record in this state to publish in newspapers, the publishers shall be paid a reasonable rate, to be set by rule or regulation of the secretary of general services. Changes in economic conditions within the newspaper industry, the general economy and inflation shall be considered in determining a reasonable rate.
The clerk of any court in the state or any public trustee, county treasurer or other public officer required by law to publish legal notices or advertisements shall tax the cost of publishing notices or advertisements, as prescribed in this section, as part of the costs of the cause or proceeding and shall collect for publication before the cause or proceeding is closed and shall remit to the publisher the proper cost of the legal notices or advertisements. New York Public Officers Law § 70-a. Fees to be paid by public officers for public advertisements
The charge for the publication of concurrent resolutions, proposed constitutional amendments, propositions or questions to be submitted to the voters of the state, tax sales and official notices required to be published by state boards, commissions or officers in newspapers of the state, shall be paid from the treasury on the audit and warrant of the comptroller, after certification by the proper officer that such a publication has been regularly made as prescribed by law. The charge for the publication, if authorized by law, of digests of laws of a local nature in the newspaper designated to publish such digests shall be paid by the several counties of the state in which such laws may be published, upon like certification. The charge for the publication of concurrent resolutions, proposed constitutional amendments, propositions or questions to be submitted to the voters of the state or of any political subdivision thereof or therein, tax sales by the state or any county or municipality therein, and of all official notices and advertisements authorized or required by law to be published at the expense of the state or of a county, city, town, village, public authority, public benefit corporation or other political or civil subdivision of the state, shall be at the rate of twenty-nine cents per line of a column width not less than ten pica ems, provided that in computing such charge per line the line shall average at least five words for each insertion in newspapers having less than two thousand five hundred circulation; twenty-nine and one-half cents per line for newspapers having two thousand five hundred or more circulation and less than five thousand; thirty and one-half cents per line for newspapers having five thousand or more circulation and less than seven thousand and five hundred; thirty-one and one-half cents per line for newspapers having seven thousand five hundred or more circulation and less than ten thousand; thirty-two and one-half cents per line for newspapers having ten thousand or more circulation and less than fifteen thousand; and three and one-half cents per line in addition to the thirty-two and one-half cents for the initial fifteen thousand circulation, for each additional five thousand circulation up to thirty-five thousand circulation and one and one-half cents per line for each additional five thousand possessed by such newspapers. To all of the above rates nine cents per line shall be added to the initial insertion charge of each separate advertisement. To all of the above rates for the initial insertion eight cents per line shall also be added for tabular matter or intricate composition. Display advertising shall be charged agate measurement, fourteen lines to each inch, ten to thirteen pica ems wide, depending on the makeup of the newspaper publishing such copy. Every newspaper printed, published or having its principal office outside of a city having a population of over three hundred fifty thousand inhabitants, as a condition precedent to designation as the official newspaper of any county, city, town, village or other political or civil subdivision of the state or for the making of claim for compensation under the foregoing provisions of this section, must be established at least one year and entered in the post office as second class matter.
This rate shall not apply to any newspaper printed, principally circulated or having its principal office in the counties of New York or Bronx within the first judicial district or in the county of Kings within the second judicial district or in the county of Nassau within the tenth judicial district or in the county of Queens within the eleventh judicial district or in the county of Westchester within the ninth judicial district or in any city having a population of over one hundred seventy-five thousand inhabitants within the seventh and eighth judicial districts, where the rate for such publication may be equal to, but shall not exceed, the regularly established classified advertising rate of such newspapers. In reckoning line charges allowance shall be made for date lines, paragraph endings, titles, signatures, and similar short lines as full lines where the same are set to conform to the usual rules of composition. Every newspaper printed, published or having its principal office outside of a city having a population of over three hundred fifty thousand inhabitants designated for the publication of concurrent resolutions, proposed constitutional amendments, propositions or questions to be submitted to the voters of the state and making claim for compensation must be established at least one year, entered in the post office as second class matter and be printed and published in the town, village or city or its post office address and except newspapers designated, printed, published and having their principal offices in a city having a population of more than three hundred fifty thousand inhabitants, shall attach to such claim an affidavit of the circulation of such newspaper for the six months period ending March thirty-first or September thirtieth immediately preceding, which shall be used as the basis of circulation rating. Papers printed, published and having their principal offices outside a city having a population of more than three hundred fifty thousand inhabitants shall accept the minimum rate per line until such time as they establish to the satisfaction of the state comptroller sufficient circulation to entitle them to a higher rate. It shall be the duty of each board of supervisors in the several counties of the state, in making out the assessment rolls, to assess and levy on the taxable property of the county whose representatives they are, such sums as shall be sufficient to defray the expense of publishing the digest of laws of a local nature, if such publication be authorized, applicable only to the county affected, in the newspaper designated. Notwithstanding any provision of this section to the contrary, any publication which was designated and publishing notice as an official newspaper prior to the year nineteen hundred forty and continued to be so designated and publishing for at least thirty years after such year, which has been designated for the publication of concurrent resolutions, proposed constitutional amendments, propositions or questions to be submitted to the voters of the state, may make claim for compensation pursuant to the provisions of this section.
CPLR
Except where otherwise prescribed by law, the proprietor of a newspaper is entitled for publishing a summons, notice, order or other advertisement, required to be published by law or by the order of any court, or of the clerk of a court, to twenty-nine cents per line of a column width not less than ten pica ems, provided that in computing such charge per line the line shall average at least five words for each insertion in newspapers having a circulation of less than two thousand five hundred; twenty-nine and one-half cents per line for newspapers having two thousand five hundred or more circulation and less than five thousand; thirty and one-half cents per line for newspapers having five thousand or more circulation and less than seven thousand five hundred; thirty-one and one-half cents per line for newspapers having seven thousand five hundred or more circulation and less than ten thousand; thirty-two and one-half cents per line for newspapers having ten thousand or more circulation and less than fifteen thousand; and three and one-half cents per line, in addition to the thirty-two and one-half cents for the initial fifteen thousand circulation, for each additional five thousand circulation up to thirty-five thousand circulation and one and one-half cents per line for each additional five thousand possessed by a newspaper. To all of the above rates nine cents per line shall be added to the initial insertion charge of each separate advertisement. To all of the above rates for the initial insertion eight cents per line shall also be added for tabular matter or intricate composition. In reckoning line charges allowance shall be made for date lines, paragraph endings, titles, signatures and similar short lines as full lines where the same are set to conform to the usual rules of composition. Display advertising shall be charged agate measurement (fourteen lines to each inch), ten to thirteen pica ems wide, depending on the makeup of the newspaper publishing such copy. This rate shall not apply to any newspaper printed, principally circulated or having its principal office in the counties of New York or Bronx within the first judicial district or in the county of Kings within the second judicial district or in the county of Nassau within the tenth judicial district or in the county of Queens within the eleventh judicial district or in the county of Westchester within the ninth judicial district or in any city having a population of over one hundred seventy-five thousand inhabitants within the eighth judicial district, where the rate for such publication may be equal to but shall not exceed the regularly established classified advertising rate of such newspapers. Every newspaper making claim for compensation under the provisions of this section must be established at least one year and entered in the post office as second class matter.
§ 1-596. Charges for legal advertising
The publication of all advertising required by law to be made in newspapers in this State shall be paid for at not to exceed the local commercial rate of the newspapers selected. Any public or municipal officer or board created by or existing under the laws of this State that is now or may hereafter be authorized by law to enter into contracts for the publication of legal advertisements is hereby authorized to pay therefor prices not exceeding said rates.
No newspaper in this State shall accept or print any legal advertising until said newspaper shall have first filed with the clerk of the superior court of the county in which it is published a sworn statement of its current commercial rate for the several classes of advertising regularly carried by said publication, and any owner or manager of a newspaper violating the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor North Dakota 46-05-03 Legal notices -- Fees.
To effect uniformity, the office of management and budget may compute a standard price on those legal notices which are widely published such as ballots, insurance statements, and official proclamations. All newspapers must use the rates, type size, and column width as shown on its legal notice rate certification issued by the office of management and budget. Certifications must be issued within fifteen days after samples are submitted, or as soon thereafter as practicable.
The office of management and budget shall biennially review and adjust rates to reflect changes in economic conditions within the newspaper industry and the general economy, and those adjustments become effective on each July first following the review. These biennial changes may be percentage increases or decreases in the base rates, and they may incorporate revisions in the base rate structure. Whenever the office of management and budget considers an adjustment in the legal publication rates contained herein, it shall consult with representatives of the daily and weekly newspaper industry of the state and with representatives of state and local units of government. 7.10 Rates for legal advertising; typographic requirements
For the publication of advertisements, notices, and proclamations, except those relating to proposed amendments to the Ohio constitution, required to be published by a public officer of the state, county, municipal corporation, township, school, benevolent or other public institution, or by a trustee, assignee, executor, or administrator, or by or in any court of record, except when the rate is otherwise fixed by law, publishers of newspapers may charge and receive for such advertisements, notices, and proclamations rates charged on annual contracts by them for a like amount of space to other advertisers who advertise in its general display advertising columns.
Legal advertising, except that relating to proposed amendments to the Ohio constitution, shall be set up in a compact form, without unnecessary spaces, blanks, or headlines, and printed in not smaller than six point type. The type used must be of such proportions that the body of the capital letter M is no wider than it is high and all other letters and characters are in proportion.
Except as provided in section 2701.09 of the Revised Code , all legal advertisements or notices shall be printed in newspapers published in the English language only.
Oklahoma § 121. Fees for printing legal notices
A. In all cases where publication
of legal notices is required or allowed by law, the person or official
desiring publication shall be required to pay: 193.090. Payment for publication, in general
(1) The compensation for the publication of all public notices which are now or hereafter required by law to be published shall be at a rate not to exceed that published by a newspaper as its open display advertising rate, that is, the per column inch rate charged local advertisers not under contract to a newspaper for a fixed rate or minimum quantity of advertising. However, a newspaper shall grant its customary discounts or contractual rates to the county, city, district or other jurisdiction which fulfills the requirements necessary to qualify for the discounts or contractual rates.
(2) The published size of all public notices shall be determined by the person authorizing publication of the public notice, but shall be designed to afford the public reasonable ease in reading the information contained therein. Any public notice which must be typeset by the newspaper shall be in a type size no smaller than that used by that newspaper in its regular classified advertising columns, with spacing between lines and copy blocks commensurate with similar type matter.
Pennsylavania § 303. Level of advertising rates
(a) General rule. --All official and legal advertising shall be charged for at an established or declared rate or price per single column, line of reading matter measured in depth by the point system, or at a rate or price per inch single column. When such official and legal advertising is not classified and is not published according to prescribed or recognized forms, and no rate has been established or declared, such rate for official and legal advertising shall not be in excess of the rates usually charged or received by the publication publishing such official and legal advertising for commercial, general, or other advertising.
(b) Exception. --Where official and legal advertising is usually and ordinarily published according to recognized or prescribed forms, or particular matters are itemized and classified under general headings, subsection (a) shall not prohibit the fixing of definite prices or sums for publishing official and legal advertising, regardless of the number of single column lines or space required for each item, notice, or advertisement published in any separate matter or proceeding, and regardless of rates established, fixed, charged or received for commercial, general or other advertising. The purpose of this subsection is to enable newspapers to take into consideration, as elements, when fixing advertising rates or charges, location of the advertisement in the newspaper, the purpose to be served, the character of the advertising, and that a newspaper is entitled to compensation for its readiness at all times to render an advertising service. § 15-29-80. Charges for legal advertisements in newspapers.
State and county officials authorized by law to publish advertisements in the newspapers of this State, including advertisements of sales of real and personal property by masters, clerks of court, judges of probate and sheriffs, citations, notices to creditors, notices of final settlement by executors, administrators, guardians and all other persons acting in a fiduciary capacity, service of summons by publication, notices of election ordered by commissioners, reports of county treasurers, supervisors and superintendents of education, notices of county auditors, proclamations of the executive department, proposals for works and supplies by the head of departments or other officials authorized to advertise for competitive bids and all other advertising whatever done by order of court or by State and county officials, shall be charged not more than the local retail display advertising rate shown on the newspaper's rate card or the rates published in the newspaper, deducting any and all applicable discounts earned by the volume or frequency of the legal advertising. The advertisement shall be set in solid six point type, including the caption and all other parts of the advertisement. Newspapers that do not use six point type shall receive compensation based on six point measure and any lesser measure shall be charged only at actual space measurement as printed; however, agencies placing advertisements may order larger measure at their discretion.
The publication of any of the notices provided for in this section may be let by contract for not more than the price authorized by this section.
No
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