New York § 198 Meetings of trustees

New York Statutes

§ 198 — Meetings of trustees

New York·Law RCO Religious Corporations·Art. 10 Other Denominations

  § 198. Meetings of trustees.  Two of the trustees of an incorporated\nchurch, to which this article is applicable, may call a meeting of such\ntrustees, by giving at least twenty-four hours' notice thereof\npersonally or by mail to the other trustees. A majority of the trustees\nlawfully convened shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of\nbusiness. In case of a tie vote at a meeting of the trustees, the\npresiding officer of such meeting shall, notwithstanding he has voted\nonce, have an additional casting vote.\n

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§ 198. Meetings of trustees. Two of the trustees of an incorporated\nchurch, to which this article is applicable, may call a meeting of such\ntrustees, by giving at least twenty-four hours' notice thereof\npersonally or by mail to the other trustees. A majority of the trustees\nlawfully convened shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of\nbusiness. In case of a tie vote at a meeting of the trustees, the\npresiding officer of such meeting shall, notwithstanding he has voted\nonce, have an additional casting vote.\n

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