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New Hampshire Revised Statutes > Title LVI - Probate Courts And Decedents' Estates

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Chapter 547	Judges Of Probate And Their Jurisdiction
Chapter 547-A	Public Guardian Offices [Repealed]
Chapter 547-B	Public Guardianship And Protection Program
Chapter 547-C	Partition Of Real Estate
Chapter 548	Registers Of Probate
Chapter 549	Times And Places Of Holding Courts Of Probate
Chapter 550	Citations And Notice
Chapter 551	Wills
Chapter 551-A	Uniform International Wills Act
Chapter 552	Probate Of Wills
Chapter 553	Administrators And Their Appointment
Chapter 554	Inventory, Accounts, And Dealing With Assets
Chapter 555	Embezzlements
Chapter 556	Suits By And Against Administrators
Chapter 557	Insolvent Estates
Chapter 558	Appeals From Commissioners
Chapter 559	License To Sell Real Estate
Chapter 560	Rights Of Surviving Spouse
Chapter 561	Descent, Distribution, And Advancements
Chapter 562	Division Of Real Estate Among Heirs And Devisees [Repealed]
Chapter 563	Uniform Simultaneous Death Act
Chapter 563-A	Uniform Testamentary Additions To Trusts Act
Chapter 563-B	Uniform Disclaimer Of Property Interests Act
Chapter 563-C	Uniform Transfer On Death
Chapter 564	Trustees Of Estates
Chapter 564-A	Certain Provisions Regarding Trusts
Chapter 564-B	Uniform Trust Code
Chapter 564-C	Uniform Principal And Income Act
Chapter 564-D	Qualified Dispositions In Trust Act
Chapter 565	Bonds To The Judge And Suits Thereon
Chapter 566	Powers Of Appointment
Chapter 567	Appeals From The Court Of Probate [Repealed]
Chapter 567-A	Appeals From The Court Of Probate

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Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 5 > Part 2 > § 64-5-212. Local governmental units authorized to make contributions and issue bonds

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The various counties, towns and incorporated municipalities in the region are hereby authorized and empowered to:

(1) Contribute to the work of the authority any amount or amounts of money that their respective governing bodies, acting in their sole discretion, shall approve to be paid from the general fund of the respective county or city. County legislative bodies and governing bodies of such cities or towns are empowered to levy and collect ad valorem taxes for such purposes, which are hereby declared to be for municipal and county public purposes; and

(2) Issue their bonds as provided in title 9, chapter 21, to obtain funds for the financing of public works projects undertaken by the authority, or to secure advances made by federal agencies for the construction agreements with the authority.

[Acts 1986, ch. 789, § 12; 1989, ch. 403, § 12.]


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