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New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title XLIII > Chapter 457 - Marriages


Current as of: 2009
§ 457:1Purpose And Intent
§ 457:1-aEqual Access To Marriage
§ 457:2Marriages Prohibited
§ 457:3Recognition Of Out-Of-State Marriages
§ 457:4Marriageable
§ 457:5Of Consent
§ 457:5-aPetition For Annulment; Orders By Court
§ 457:6Petition By Party Under Age
§ 457:6-aFee
§ 457:7Granting Of Permission
§ 457:8Prohibitions
§ 457:9Penalty
§ 457:10-16Repealed
§ 457:16-a-16-eRepealed
§ 457:17Marriage
§ 457:18Duty Of Physicians
§ 457:19Notice To Division Of Public Health Services
§ 457:20Certificate Not Issuable Without Division's Consent
§ 457:21Penalty
§ 457:22Completion Of Marriage License Application
§ 457:23Requirements
§ 457:24Penalty
§ 457:25Confidential Report, Optional Destruction
§ 457:26Marriage License
§ 457:27Shortening Period
§ 457:28Procedure
§ 457:28-aBrochures Relative To Family Planning Services, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, And Human Immunodeficiency Virus
§ 457:28-bDestruction Of Records
§ 457:29Marriage License Fee
§ 457:30Marriage Outside The State
§ 457:31Solemnization Of Marriage
§ 457:31-aSecretary Of State
§ 457:31-bSolemnization Of Marriage; Applicability
§ 457:32Special Commission
§ 457:32-aJudges Of The United States
§ 457:33Fee For Solemnizing
§ 457:34Penalty For Solemnization Without Valid Certificate
§ 457:35Penalty For Solemnization By Unauthorized Person
§ 457:36Effect Of Informality
§ 457:37Affirmation Of Freedom Of Religion In Marriage
§ 457:38Certified Copy Of Record
§ 457:39Cohabitation, Etc
§ 457:40In Civil Actions
§ 457:41In Criminal Cases
§ 457:42Marriage Of Parents
§ 457:43Residents
§ 457:44Nonresidents
§ 457:45Civil Union Recognition
§ 457:46Obtaining Legal Status Of Marriage

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Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 2 > Part 3 > § 64-2-305. Employees, professional staff and advisors


Current as of: 2010

The directors are authorized to employ and fix the compensation of architects, attorneys, engineers, superintendents, consultants, professional advisors and other subordinate officers and employees, as may be necessary for the efficient management and operation of the authority and its facilities. Such persons shall continue in the employment of the authority at the will and pleasure of the board of directors. Such employment or contracts shall conform to the statutes, regulations and procedures to which counties must generally adhere in making such transactions.

[Acts 1981, ch. 542 (Orig. Compl. as Priv. Acts 1981, ch. 57), § 4; T.C.A., § 66-2-305.]

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