New York § 1610 Trustees' annual report to district

New York Statutes

§ 1610 — Trustees' annual report to district

New York § 1610

Law EDNEducation

Title 2School District Organization

Art. 33Common School Districts

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  § 1610. Trustees' annual report to district.  The trustees shall\nrender to the district, at its annual meeting, a just, full and true\naccount in writing, of all moneys received by them respectively for the\nuse of the district, or raised or collected by taxes, in the preceding\nyear, and of the manner in which the same shall have been expended, and\nshowing to which of them an unexpended balance, or any part thereof, is\nchargeable; and of all drafts or orders made by them upon the county\ntreasurer, collector, treasurer or other custodian of moneys of the\ndistrict; and a full statement of all appeals, actions or suits and\nproceedings brought by or against them, and of every special matter\ntouching the condition of the district.\n

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§ 1610. Trustees' annual report to district. The trustees shall\nrender to the district, at its annual meeting, a just, full and true\naccount in writing, of all moneys received by them respectively for the\nuse of the district, or raised or collected by taxes, in the preceding\nyear, and of the manner in which the same shall have been expended, and\nshowing to which of them an unexpended balance, or any part thereof, is\nchargeable; and of all drafts or orders made by them upon the county\ntreasurer, collector, treasurer or other custodian of moneys of the\ndistrict; and a full statement of all appeals, actions or suits and\nproceedings brought by or against them, and of every special matter\ntouching the condition of the district.\n