New Hampshire Statutes
§ 202-A:20 — Custody of Publications
New Hampshire § 202-A:20
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Bluebook
N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 202-A:20 (2026).
Text
Any town clerk, board of selectmen, or others having custody of the books, pamphlets, and public documents that have been sent to the towns by the departments of state government may, with consent of the librarian, transfer these publications to the public library, upon condition that they be included in the catalogues of the library and be made accessible to the public.
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Legislative History
1913, 48:1. PL 10:60. RL 15:64. RSA 202:15. 1963, 46:1, eff. July 1, 1963.
Nearby Sections
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§ 202-A:1
Declaration of Policy§ 202-A:10
Library Trustees; Vacancies; Alternates§ 202-A:11
Powers and Duties§ 202-A:11-a
Use of Additional Funds§ 202-A:11-b
Procedure for Adoption§ 202-A:12
Annual Reports§ 202-A:12-a
Trust Fund Annual Reports§ 202-A:13
Discretionary Powers§ 202-A:14
Compensation of Trustees§ 202-A:16
Powers and Duties§ 202-A:17
Employees; Removal§ 202-A:18
Discontinuance of Library§ 202-A:19
Defunct Libraries§ 202-A:2
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