New Hampshire Statutes
§ 42:4 — Notice to Take
New Hampshire·Title III TOWNS, CITIES, VILLAGE DISTRICTS, AND UNINCORPORATED PLACES·Ch. 42 OATHS OF TOWN OFFICERS
The town clerk shall immediately, or in accordance with the time adopted by the governing body, if one has been adopted, direct a constable or police officer to notify the persons so chosen or notify such persons by registered mail, return receipt requested, to appear before the clerk within 6 days after receiving the notice, and take the oath by law prescribed. The officer shall, within 4 days, give personal notice to the persons therein named, or leave a notice in writing at the abode of each, and make return of the precept and of his doings therein to the town clerk within 6 days.
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Legislative History
RS 35:4. CS 37:4. GS 38:4. GL 41:4. PS 44:4. PL 48:4. RL 60:4. 1994, 70:3, eff. July 5, 1994.
Nearby Sections
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§ 42:1
Oath Required§ 42:2
Before Whom§ 42:3
Swearing in of Officers§ 42:4
Notice to Take§ 42:5
Neglect to Notify§ 42:7
Exception§ 42:8
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