New York § 4 Removal of appointive officers in cities of the third class

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§ 4 — Removal of appointive officers in cities of the third class

New York § 4

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N.Y. General City § 4 (2026).

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  § 4. Removal of appointive officers in cities of the third class. No\nofficer heretofore or hereafter appointed by the mayor of a city of the\nthird class, or nominated and appointed by such mayor by or with the\nconsent of the common council of such city, shall be removed or\nsuspended from office without the approval of such mayor, such approval\nto be in writing and filed with the city clerk.\n

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§ 4. Removal of appointive officers in cities of the third class. No\nofficer heretofore or hereafter appointed by the mayor of a city of the\nthird class, or nominated and appointed by such mayor by or with the\nconsent of the common council of such city, shall be removed or\nsuspended from office without the approval of such mayor, such approval\nto be in writing and filed with the city clerk.\n