RSA 43 Hearings Before Town or Certain Other Local Officers
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43:5 Hearings by Other Officers.
The same rules shall apply to and govern the proceedings of fence-viewers, school boards, village commissioners, committees appointed by the selectmen and all town officers when they are applied to or appointed to decide any question affecting the rights or claims of individuals, saving that other or shorter notice, when required or allowed by statute, shall be sufficient. Source. RS 136:13. CS 77:3; 142:13. GS 233:5. GL 43:5. PS 45:5. PL 49:5. RL 61:5.
43:5 Hearings by Other Officers.
The same rules shall apply to and govern the proceedings of fence-viewers, school boards, village commissioners, committees appointed by the selectmen and all town officers when they are applied to or appointed to decide any question affecting the rights or claims of individuals, saving that other or shorter notice, when required or allowed by statute, shall be sufficient. Source. RS 136:13. CS 77:3; 142:13. GS 233:5. GL 43:5. PS 45:5. PL 49:5. RL 61:5.
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