Massachusetts § 4 Special sheriff; appointment; oath; bond; powers

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 4 — Special sheriff; appointment; oath; bond; powers

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title VI COUNTIES AND COUNTY OFFICERS·Ch. 37 SHERIFFS

Section 4. He shall appoint a special sheriff, who shall be sworn and shall give such bond to the sheriff as he may require for the faithful discharge of his duties. A special sheriff shall have the authority of a deputy sheriff.  Upon his qualification, the sheriff shall send a written notice thereof, giving the name and residence of the appointee, to the state secretary, who shall record such notice in a book kept for the purpose.

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Section 4. He shall appoint a special sheriff, who shall be sworn and shall give such bond to the sheriff as he may require for the faithful discharge of his duties. A special sheriff shall have the authority of a deputy sheriff. Upon his qualification, the sheriff shall send a written notice thereof, giving the name and residence of the appointee, to the state secretary, who shall record such notice in a book kept for the purpose.

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