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RSA 33 Municipal Finance Act

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33:10 County Bonds.

County bonds shall be authorized and issued as provided in RSA 25 and 28, provided that a public hearing is held which shall be advertised at least 7 days before said public hearing, in some daily newspaper having a wide circulation in the county, giving the time and place of the hearing; and provided that not more than 14 days after said public hearing the county convention shall approve such bond issue by at least 2/3 of the county convention present and voting and provided further that a majority of the whole convention shall be present. Source. PL 59:12. RL 72:12. 1953, 258:1, par. 10. RSA 33:10. 1957, 109:1, eff. July 7, 1957.

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33:10 County Bonds.

County bonds shall be authorized and issued as provided in RSA 25 and 28, provided that a public hearing is held which shall be advertised at least 7 days before said public hearing, in some daily newspaper having a wide circulation in the county, giving the time and place of the hearing; and provided that not more than 14 days after said public hearing the county convention shall approve such bond issue by at least 2/3 of the county convention present and voting and provided further that a majority of the whole convention shall be present. Source. PL 59:12. RL 72:12. 1953, 258:1, par. 10. RSA 33:10. 1957, 109:1, eff. July 7, 1957.

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