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Vernon's Civil Statutes §17
In force on Jun 27, 1960 · this text took effect (date not stated) · amended later, effective Jun 08, 1967
VALIDATION OF PROCEEDINGS FOR SEPARATION OF PENSION FUNDS
All Acts and proceedings had and done by the governing body and Board of Trustees of the Pension Fund of any such city or town, subject to the above provisions, in creating, establishing, maintaining, and administering separate Pension Funds for Firemen and Policemen are hereby legalized, approved, and validated, as well as the division by said governing body and Board of Trustees of any public funds voted by the voters of said city or town for the Firemen and Policemen Pension Fund between said two (2) Funds, and said governing body and Board of Trustees shall continue the separate maintenance and administration of said Funds in the manner hereinabove provided. This section and Section 16 of this Act provide only for the separation of pension funds into policeman and fireman divisions and grant the governing body no power or authority granted to the Board of Trustees under any provision of this Act, and the Board of Trustees shall have exclusive charge of administration and maintenance of the fund.
History:
Source: the Legislature's file server, seen Nov 08, 2026.
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Attorney General opinions that cite it
- WW-0869 (Jun 27, 1960): What political subdi- vision or agency of the State Is liable for the cost of an election on
- WW-0732 (Mar 05, 1959): Remittance which may be made pursuant to Article 5421m, Section 19(A), Vernon's Civil Statutes, to a success- ful bidder at a sale of forfeited land who re- fuses to execute a contract of sale and purchase. Your request for an opinion states that a qualified bidder who was awarded a tract of land at a Veterans Land Board sale of forfeited land on March 5, 1959, has refused to execute a contract of sale and purchase for such land. You also state that the veteran submitted to the Veterans Land Board with his bid a 5s down payment on $7,500.00, or $375.00, a contract ser- vice fee of $25.00, a cl
- WW-0057 (Feb 21, 1957): Significm~e of the word "paramount" a* ahown on Page 2 of tkie committee suhattitute for Senate
- WW-0304: The status of a member of Capitol Station a Board or Commission whose Austin, Texas appointive term has ex- pired during the recess of the Senate and whose suc- cessor has not been ap- pointed and submitted to the Senate of the First Session of the Legislature convening after the explr-
- WW-0885: May an individual, licensed by the State Board of Chirop- ody Examiners legally use the word "podiatrist" following his name in connection with the professional use of his name on any sign, pamphlet,
- WW-0990: Whether more than five Education students from any of the Austin, Texas Nations of the American continents can attend a
- WW-1090: Whether the Commissioner's Court, without paying com- pensation therefor, can re- quire a gas pipeline company to encase in metal and vent its pipeline under the. facts stated. You have requested the opinion of this office on the~following question: "May the Commissioner's Court, with- out paying compensation therefor, require a gas pipeline company to incase In metal and vent its pipeline under and across a road which is to be paved, not only across the right-of-way of such road In existence at the time such pipeline was laid, but in -addition, to incase In metal and vent such pipeline lying
- WW-1476: Term of office of Members off the House of 'Representatives,
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