Section 104:15 – Liabilities for Defaults and Misfeasances.
104:15 Liabilities for Defaults and Misfeasances. – The defaults and misfeasances of such deputies during such time shall be deemed a breach of their respective bonds to the sheriff who has ceased to hold office. Source. RS 178:16. CS 189:16. GS 197:12. GL 216:12. PS 212:11. PL 324:13. RL 380:13. RSA 104:15. 1988, 89:13, […]
Section 104:16 – Remedies.
104:16 Remedies. – The executor or administrator of a deceased sheriff shall have like remedy for such defaults and misfeasances as the sheriff would have if in office. Source. RS 178:16. CS 189:16. GS 197:12. GL 216:12. PS 212:11. PL 324:14. RL 380:14.
Section 104:17 – Accountability to County.
104:17 Accountability to County. – The sheriff is accountable to the county commissioners for money in his hands belonging to or for the use of the county, and for fines, forfeitures and costs, for which warrants or other process are issued to him by the clerk, unless he satisfies the commissioners that the same […]
Section 104:18 – Forfeiture.
104:18 Forfeiture. – A sheriff who fails to pay to the county treasurer any money received by him for the county, immediately on receipt thereof, or the amount of any fine, forfeiture or costs, immediately after he has voluntarily or negligently suffered a prisoner liable therefor to escape, shall forfeit treble the amount thereof, […]
Section 104:19 – List of Processes.
104:19 List of Processes. – At each term of the superior court the sheriff shall deliver to the county commissioners a list of the warrants or other process for fines, forfeitures or costs, delivered to him by the clerk before the term, and then uncollected without fault on his part, and shall return them […]
Section 104:20 – Account.
104:20 Account. – The sheriff shall, once in each year, submit to the county commissioners, at a term of the superior court, a statement in detail of all services of himself or of his deputies for which the county is chargeable, and such amount shall be allowed thereon as is just. No such account […]
Section 104:8 – Limitation.
104:8 Limitation. – No sheriff, deputy sheriff or constable is disqualified to serve a writ or other precept in which a town or other corporation is a party by reason of his being a citizen of the town or a member of the corporation. Source. 1844, 140. CS 189:32. GS 197:6. GL 216:6. PS […]
Section 104:9 – Constables.
104:9 Constables. – Constables shall serve and return writs and other civil precepts to them directed wherein the amount demanded in damages does not exceed $75, and no others, and shall have similar powers and be subject to similar liabilities in relation thereto as sheriffs. Source. RS 179:5. CS 190:5. GS 197:5. 1875, 9:1. […]
Section 104:10 – Neglect of Duty.
104:10 Neglect of Duty. – If any such officer refuses or neglects to serve a legal precept to him directed and delivered for service, his fees therefor being first tendered, or without such tender in criminal cases when the precept is indorsed by the attorney general or solicitor, or by the clerk by order […]
Section 104:3-d – Repealed by 1971, 514:18, XXI, eff. Jan. 1, 1973.
104:3-d Repealed by 1971, 514:18, XXI, eff. Jan. 1, 1973. –