Idaho Statutes
§ 73-203 — CODE COMMISSION CREATED — APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS
A continuing code commission is hereby created in the office of the secretary of state, to be known as the "Code Commission," to consist of three (3) persons, members of the Idaho state bar, who are actively engaged in the practice of law, not holders of any other compensated state office or position, whose residences are such that they may readily and conveniently meet from time to time as such commission. The "1947 Idaho Code Commission," created and appointed pursuant to chapter 224, of 1947 Session Laws of Idaho is hereby continued in office as the code commission created by this act; one (1) of such commissioners shall continue in office until the first day of December, 1950, one (1) until the first day of December, 1952, and one (1) until the first day of December, 1954; the term to
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Legislative History
[73-203, added 1949, ch. 167, sec. 3, p. 355; am. 1974, ch. 5, sec. 8, p. 23.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 73-101
CODES NOT RETROACTIVE§ 73-103
CODES CONTINUE EXISTING LAW§ 73-104
TENURE OF OFFICES PRESERVED§ 73-105
CERTAIN OFFICES TO CEASE§ 73-107
LIMITATIONS NOT TOLLED§ 73-108
HOLIDAYS ENUMERATED§ 73-108A
CHILDREN’S DAY§ 73-108B
CONSTITUTIONAL COMMEMORATIVE DAY§ 73-108C
IDAHO DAY§ 73-109
COMPUTATION OF TIME§ 73-111
SEAL DEFINED§ 73-112
JOINT AUTHORITY CONSTRUED