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§ 1430 - Consolidation of areas in different counties
§ 1430. Consolidation of areas in different counties
Should any proposed consolidation involve towns, or parts of towns situated in different counties it shall be the duty of the assistant judges of both counties to act jointly in carrying out the purposes of this chapter. Upon certifying a favorable vote on a proposed consolidation to the secretary of state they shall also recommend within which county the proposed consolidated town should be included. (1963, No. 146, § 10.)
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