Acts and Resolves Passed by the General Court of MassachusettsSecretary of the Commonwealth., 1894 - Law |
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... interest on said loan as it accrues , and shall provide at the time of contracting said loan for the establishment of a sinking fund , and shall annually con- tribute to such fund a sum sufficient with the accumulations thereof to pay ...
... interest on said loan as it accrues , and shall provide at the time of contracting said loan for the establishment of a sinking fund , and shall annually con- tribute to such fund a sum sufficient with the accumulations thereof to pay ...
Page 71
... interest not exceeding four per centum per annum , payable semi- annually , the principal to be payable at periods not ex- ceeding thirty years from the date of issue . The proceeds of said loan shall be used in settling damages for ...
... interest not exceeding four per centum per annum , payable semi- annually , the principal to be payable at periods not ex- ceeding thirty years from the date of issue . The proceeds of said loan shall be used in settling damages for ...
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... interest , is fully paid and extinguished . The said city may authorize temporary Temporary loans to be made by its mayor and treasurer in anticipa- tion of the issue of bonds , notes and scrip hereby author- ized , or in anticipation ...
... interest , is fully paid and extinguished . The said city may authorize temporary Temporary loans to be made by its mayor and treasurer in anticipa- tion of the issue of bonds , notes and scrip hereby author- ized , or in anticipation ...
Page 76
... interest warrants which he has occasion to issue ; and thereupon the selectmen shall countersign as many of said bonds and interest warrants as shall be necessary for the purpose indicated in said writing . No bonds shall be valid until ...
... interest warrants which he has occasion to issue ; and thereupon the selectmen shall countersign as many of said bonds and interest warrants as shall be necessary for the purpose indicated in said writing . No bonds shall be valid until ...
Page 86
... interests of the said college , and more especially may appoint overseers or visitors of the said college , with all the necessary powers for the ... interest in said fishery , shall forfeit not less than 86 - ACTS , 1894. CHAP . 107 .
... interests of the said college , and more especially may appoint overseers or visitors of the said college , with all the necessary powers for the ... interest in said fishery , shall forfeit not less than 86 - ACTS , 1894. CHAP . 107 .
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Page 6 - Every subject of the Commonwealth ought to find a certain remedy, by having recourse to the laws, for all injuries or wrongs which he may receive in his person, property or character. He ought to obtain right and justice freely, and without being obliged to purchase it; completely, and without any denial; promptly, and without delay ; conformably to the laws.
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