303:28 Neglect to Make. – If the secretary of state, or any town or proprietors’ clerk, shall not, within a reasonable time after the payment or tender of his fees therefor, make out, certify and deliver to any person a copy of any such record or documents in his possession he shall be fined […]
303:29 Secreting Board, Etc. – Any person who shall wilfully secrete or destroy any proprietary record or document, or shall carry any such record or document out of the state, shall be liable for damages to any person injured thereby, and shall be guilty of a violation if a natural person, or guilty of […]
303:3 Officers. – At a legal meeting holden for the purpose, the proprietors may choose a clerk and treasurer and such other officers as they shall deem necessary, and may prescribe their powers and duties, which officers shall be sworn, and hold office until others are duly chosen and qualified in their stead. Source. […]
303:4 Qualifications. – All proprietary officers shall be inhabitants of the state, and whenever any officer ceases to be such inhabitant his office shall thereupon cease. The proprietors’ clerk, for each town having 50 or more families, shall reside in the town. Source. RS 143:4. CS 151:4. GS 142:4. GL 156:4. PS 154:4. PL […]
303:5 Voting. – Each proprietor, at a proprietary meeting, shall be entitled to vote upon the shares held by him, as follows: upon 2 shares or less, one vote each; upon every 2 shares exceeding 2 and not exceeding 10, one vote; upon every 4 shares exceeding 10 and not exceeding 30, one vote; […]
303:6 Assessments. – The proprietors, at a legal meeting, may vote to raise such sum of money as may be necessary to defray all proprietary charges, and may choose persons to assess and collect the same; and the interest and estate of every proprietor in the lands lying in common and not in severalty […]
303:7 Apportionment; Warrant. – The assessors shall apportion the assessment among the original rights of the proprietors, and shall commit the list of the assessments to the collector, with a warrant or precept, under seal, setting forth his duty, the time for completing the collection and to whom the money is to be paid. […]
303:8 Notice. – The collector shall give notice of such assessments and of the time and place of payment thereof, and of the fact that a levy will be made upon the interest of any proprietor who does not pay his assessment accordingly for the amount thereof and incidental charges, by publishing such notice […]
303:9 Advertising Sale. – If any proprietor shall not pay his assessment at the time specified in the notice the collector shall advertise for sale at auction so much of the delinquent’s land or right as will pay the assessment and all incidental expenses, by publishing a notice of the time and place of […]
