New York § 326 Erection and discontinuance of pounds

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§ 326 — Erection and discontinuance of pounds

New York § 326

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N.Y. Town § 326 (2026).

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  § 326. Erection and discontinuance of pounds. Whenever the electors of\nany town shall determine at a biennial town election to erect one or\nmore pounds therein, and whenever a pound shall now be erected in any\ntown, the same shall be kept under the care and direction of a\npound-master, to be appointed for that purpose. The electors of any town\nmay, at a biennial town election, discontinue any pounds therein.\n

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§ 326. Erection and discontinuance of pounds. Whenever the electors of\nany town shall determine at a biennial town election to erect one or\nmore pounds therein, and whenever a pound shall now be erected in any\ntown, the same shall be kept under the care and direction of a\npound-master, to be appointed for that purpose. The electors of any town\nmay, at a biennial town election, discontinue any pounds therein.\n