RSA 42 Oaths of Town Officers
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42:8 Record.
The town clerk shall make a record of every oath of a town officer taken in open town meeting at the time of the election, and of every such oath taken before him at any other time and place, the import of which record may be that the officer took the oath of office prescribed by law; and he shall record and keep on file every certificate filed with him pursuant to RSA 42:7. Source. RS 35:8. CS 37:8. GS 38:8. GL 41:8. PS 44:8. PL 48:8. RL 60:8.
42:8 Record.
The town clerk shall make a record of every oath of a town officer taken in open town meeting at the time of the election, and of every such oath taken before him at any other time and place, the import of which record may be that the officer took the oath of office prescribed by law; and he shall record and keep on file every certificate filed with him pursuant to RSA 42:7. Source. RS 35:8. CS 37:8. GS 38:8. GL 41:8. PS 44:8. PL 48:8. RL 60:8.
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