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Vernon's Civil Statutes §1

In force on Jun 20, 2003 · this text took effect Jun 20, 2003 · amended later, effective Sep 01, 2023

All property transferred by the State of Texas to the City of Corpus Christi by the provisions of Chapter 253, Acts of the 49th Legislature, Regular Session, 1945, and Chapter 68, General Laws, Acts of the 36th Legislature, Regular Session, 1919, may be leased by the governing body of the City of Corpus Christi for such time and under such terms and conditions and for such purposes as determined by the governing body of the City of Corpus Christi to be to the best interest of the city, including the public purposes provided by Section 52-a , Article Iii, Texas Constitution, and Section 380.001 (a), Local Government Code. The governing body of the City of Corpus Christi shall lease such property in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the charter of the City of Corpus Christi for leasing lands owned by the city.

History: Acts 1957, 55th Leg., p. 488, ch. 235. Amended by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 988, Sec. 1, eff. June 20, 2003.

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Attorney General opinions that cite it

JM-0781 (Sep 01, 1987): Whether an individual may House of Representatives divide and sell a tract of land P. 0. Box 2910 which is located on an existing Austin, Texas 78769 county road without complying with plat approval requirements and related questions
WW-1517 (Dec 28, 1962): Whether under the facts submitted, a corpora- tion chartered by an association of teachers should pay the franchise tax required by Chapter 12, Title 122A, Taxation-
WW-1495 (Dec 13, 1962): In either of the abolishment Austin, Texas situations stated, whether the county judges are entitled to have,'an assistant as pro- vided in Article 3888, Ver- non's Civil Statutes, for ex officio school superintendents
WW-1490 (Dec 10, 1962): Whether Article 2900a, San Diego, Texas Vernon's Civil Statutes, violate8 the provisions of the Texas or United
WW-1468 (Nov 13, 1962): When the occupation tax on merchandise brokers lg.O1(2j,%%2A Taxation-General, wis first levied, and the period of time for which you should col-
WW-1451 (Oct 19, 1962): Nominations by the Constitution Party of Texas You request our opinion on three questions which relate to whether you should certify as candidates for the general election in November, 1962, the nominees for cer- tain State and District offices certified to you by the Constitution Party of Texas. Your questions are: "1. Are the provisions of Section 1 of Article 13.&'a, Vernon's Texas Election Code, applicable to the Constitution Party of Texas? "2. a) May nominations for district offices be made by the Constitu- tion Party of Texas at a State Convention? b) If such question is answered in the
WW-1453 (Oct 18, 1962):
WW-1450 (Oct 16, 1962): (1) Whether a corporation selling motor boats or sporting goods, consist- ing of articles not specifically mentioned in Article 286(a) V.P'.C., is prohibited from selling same on Sunday. (2)
WW-1408 (Jul 30, 1962): Whether Section 2 of Article 2815k-3 of Vernon's Civil Statutes prohibits use of a junior college district appropriation to defray any costs of students who are in their third and fourth collegiate years, and related questions.
WW-1403 (Jul 25, 1962): Whether a nurse or a practitioner's asslstant can dispense drugs or medicine to his patients under the prac~titioner's direction and supervision, . -._ . ana relatea question. You have requested an opinion on the following ques- tions: "No. 1. Can a nurse or practitionerls assistant dispense drugs or medicine to his patients under the practitioner's direction and supervision? "No. 2. Can a nurse or practitioner's assistant administer drugs or~medlcine to his patients under the practitioner's direc- tion and supervision?" Article 4510, Revised.Clvil Statutes of Texas, 1325, as amended, provides
WW-1371 (Jul 02, 1962): Whether it is legally Austin, Texas possible for a school district board to set the filing deadline for school trustee elections at 4:30 p.m. rather than
WW-1360 (Jun 25, 1962): Whether Article 6228a-5, Vernon's Civil Statutes, (Senate Bill 17, Acts 1962, 57th Leg., 3rd Called Session, p. 60, ch. 22, Sec. 1) applies to a County School Superintendent of Public In- Bear Mr. Swift: structions. In your recent letter you request our opinion upon whether Article 6z?8a-5, Vernon's Civil Statutes Senate Bill 17, Acts 1962, 57th Leg., 3rd Called Session, p. A 0, ch. 22 Sec. 1) applies to a County School Superintendent of Public Instructions. Article 6228a-5, which is Senate Bill 17, Acts 1962, 57th Leg., 3rd Called Session, p. 60, ch. 22, Sec. 1, reads as follows: "Local Board
WW-1358 (Jun 21, 1962): Whether the Board of Regents Houston, Texas of the University of Houston may legally commence, prior to September 1, 1963, to con- struct a Student Activities Building and related ques- tions under the facts submit-
WW-1340 (Jun 06, 1962): Whether a county clerk may legally prepare certified copies of rec- ords in his office and forward same to the purchaser with a bill to be paid after delivery
WW-1347 (Jun 06, 1962): Whether it is now too late for the Board of Navigation Commissioners of the Calhoun County Navigation District to advertise for a separate depository for the sole purpose of depositing its tax funds and related question. You request our opinion on whether It is now too late for the Board of Navigation Commissioners of the Calhoun County Navigation District to advertise for a separate depository for the sole purpose of depositing its tax funds and a related ques- tion. A summary of the relevant facts show that the depos- itory for the navigation district was selected in 1955 by the navigation c
WW-1283 (Mar 26, 1962): Whether Article 286a of Kaufman, Texas Vernon's Penal Code applies to the sale of mobile homes.
WW-1269 (Mar 05, 1962): Whether a proposed non- denominational tReligious Center' building, which Is to be constructed and equipped with donated funds, is a proper and valid ' facility of the University
WW-1263 (Feb 16, 1962): Authority to grant an easement for a gas pipe line along a county road acquired by prescription.
WW-1237 (Jan 08, 1962): Constitutionality of pro- posed bill which amends Article 9.25 of Chapter 9, Title 122A, Taxation Gen- eral, and subsection (4b) of Section 2, Article XX, House Bill 8, Chapter 184, Acts Regular Session, 47th Legislature (Article 7083a, Vernon's Civil Statutes) You have requested our opinion on the constitution- ality of a proposed bill which amends Article 9.25, Chapter 9, Title 122A of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, 1925, as amended, and subsection (4b) of Section 2 of Article XX of House Bill 8, Chapter 184, Acts of the 47th Legislature, Reg- ular Session. Section 1 of the proposed bi
WW-1229 (Dec 21, 1961): Whether the Comptroller of Public Accounts, under the provisions of Article. 2675-1, Vernon*s Civil Statutes (the Texas Vocational Rehabllititlon Act) may legally Issue warrants for,the pur- chase of equipment and materials for post-training job placement, and related :questlon. You hive requested an opinion of,thls of.fic'e on the following two questions: '. (1) "May the Comptroller legally issue, his warrant on the State Treasury for the pur- chase of equipment and materials to be used~ under the following conditions: (1) Training tools, supp.lies. and placement equipment to be used In carry

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