Annual Report of the Commissioners of Statutory Revision: Transmitted to the Legislature, March 25, 1898 |
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To report to the superintendent upon any matter required by him in such form and
with such authentication as he may pre scribe . 12 . To take and hold for the use
of the said schools or of any department of the same , any real estate transferred
...
To report to the superintendent upon any matter required by him in such form and
with such authentication as he may pre scribe . 12 . To take and hold for the use
of the said schools or of any department of the same , any real estate transferred
...
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days of January in each year the superintendent shall apportion such moneys as
follows : 1 . To each city , eight hundred dollars . 2 . To each village which has a
population of five thousand , as shown by the latest state census or federal or ...
days of January in each year the superintendent shall apportion such moneys as
follows : 1 . To each city , eight hundred dollars . 2 . To each village which has a
population of five thousand , as shown by the latest state census or federal or ...
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Moneys , when payable . — The moneys so annually appro priated by the
superintendent shall be payable on the next succeed . ing first day of April to the
treasurers of the several counties , and the comptroller of the city of New York . [
Con .
Moneys , when payable . — The moneys so annually appro priated by the
superintendent shall be payable on the next succeed . ing first day of April to the
treasurers of the several counties , and the comptroller of the city of New York . [
Con .
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If an error occurs in an apportionment by the superintendent by which the amount
appropriated to a county , part of a county or school district , is more than it is
entitled to receive , and such excess shall not have been distributed or
apportioned ...
If an error occurs in an apportionment by the superintendent by which the amount
appropriated to a county , part of a county or school district , is more than it is
entitled to receive , and such excess shall not have been distributed or
apportioned ...
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Withholding public money . - The superintendent may withhold any share of the
public money of the state from any district for willfully disobeying any decision ,
order , rule or regu . lation made by him , or when otherwise authorized by law .
Withholding public money . - The superintendent may withhold any share of the
public money of the state from any district for willfully disobeying any decision ,
order , rule or regu . lation made by him , or when otherwise authorized by law .
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| Title | Annual Report of the Commissioners of Statutory Revision: Transmitted to the Legislature, March 25, 1898 |
| Author | New York (State) |
| Published | 1898 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 24 Jan 2008 |
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