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New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Chapter 540 - Actions Against Tenants

New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title LV > Chapter 540 - Actions Against Tenants

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§ 540:1	Tenancies, Nature Of
§ 540:1-a	Definitions
§ 540:2	Termination Of Tenancy
§ 540:3	Eviction Notice
§ 540:4	Demand
§ 540:5	Service Of Demand And Eviction Notice
§ 540:6	Violation Of Lease
§ 540:7	Demand Of Rent
§ 540:8	Time Of
§ 540:9	Payment After Notice
§ 540:9-a	Payment By Voucher And Application Of Rents Paid By A Municipality
§ 540:10	Holding Over
§ 540:11	Termination By Lessee
§ 540:11-a	Termination By Members Of The Armed Services
§ 540:12	Possessory Action
§ 540:13	Writ; Service; Discovery; Record; Default
§ 540:13-a	Defense To Retaliation
§ 540:13-b	Evidence Of Intent To Retaliate
§ 540:13-c	Discretionary Stay Dependent On Payment Of Rent
§ 540:13-d	Defenses To Violations Of Fitness
§ 540:14	Judgment
§ 540:15	Neglect To Enter, Etc
§ 540:16	General Issue
§ 540:16-a	Hearsay Exception
§ 540:17	Plea Of Title, Recognizance
§ 540:18	Effect Of Plea, Etc
§ 540:19	Neglect To Recognize
§ 540:20	Appeal
§ 540:21	Procedure On
§ 540:22	Neglect To Enter Appeal
§ 540:23	Plaintiff's Damages
§ 540:24	Recognizance, By Plaintiff
§ 540:25	Recognizance, By Defendant
§ 540:26	Other Remedies
§ 540:27	Landlord's Grantee
§ 540:28	Lease Provisions
§ 540:29	Conflict Of Laws

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Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 5 > Part 2 > § 64-5-206. Time and place of meetings — Compensation of board

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The board shall set a regular time and place for meetings and establish rules of order and particularly rules for calling a special meeting of the board.

The members of the board shall serve without compensation, except that they shall be reimbursed for actual traveling expenses and other necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their official duties.

[Acts 1986, ch. 789, § 6.]


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