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Though a district be dissolved , it shall continue to exist in law for the purpose of
providing for and paying all its just debts ; and to that end all officers shall
continue in office , and the inhabitants may hold special meetings , elect officers
to ...
Though a district be dissolved , it shall continue to exist in law for the purpose of
providing for and paying all its just debts ; and to that end all officers shall
continue in office , and the inhabitants may hold special meetings , elect officers
to ...
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By § 52 of the revision we provide that the collector may also hold the office of
treasurer . ] ( Page 33 , § 14 , sub . 4 . ) § 51 . Qualification of officers . - - Every
district officer must be a resident and qualified voter of the district , and able to
read ...
By § 52 of the revision we provide that the collector may also hold the office of
treasurer . ] ( Page 33 , § 14 , sub . 4 . ) § 51 . Qualification of officers . - - Every
district officer must be a resident and qualified voter of the district , and able to
read ...
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A school commissioner , supervisor or town clerk is not eligible to the office of
trustee , and a trustee cannot hold the office of district clerk , collector , treasurer
or librarian . A collector may also hold the office of treasurer . [ Con . School Law ,
tit .
A school commissioner , supervisor or town clerk is not eligible to the office of
trustee , and a trustee cannot hold the office of district clerk , collector , treasurer
or librarian . A collector may also hold the office of treasurer . [ Con . School Law ,
tit .
Page 23
A person elected or appointed to fill a vacancy under this section holds his office
during the remainder of the term . [ Con . School Law , tit . 7 , SS 29 , 31 , 32 ,
rewritten and condensed without intended change of substance . ] ( Page 42 , $ $
29 ...
A person elected or appointed to fill a vacancy under this section holds his office
during the remainder of the term . [ Con . School Law , tit . 7 , SS 29 , 31 , 32 ,
rewritten and condensed without intended change of substance . ] ( Page 42 , $ $
29 ...
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... than nine trustees , who by the order of the meeting shall be divided into three
classes as follows : The first class shall hold until one year , the second until two
years , and the third until three years from the first day of July next following .
... than nine trustees , who by the order of the meeting shall be divided into three
classes as follows : The first class shall hold until one year , the second until two
years , and the third until three years from the first day of July next following .
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| Title | Draft of the Education Law Prepared by the Commissioners of Statutory Revision: To be Submitted to the Legislature of 1899 |
| Author | New York (State). |
| Contributor | New York (State). Commissioners of Statutory Revision |
| Publisher | Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Company, 1898 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 25 Apr 2007 |
| Length | 312 pages |
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