A Treatise on the Law of Public Offices and Officers

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Callaghan, 1890 - Počet stran: 751

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Where no constitutional prohibition legislature may change qualifica
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Legislature cannot make political opinions a qualification 98
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Appointments by and with the consent of the senate 134
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Can not appoint himself to an office 112
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Same subjectThe contrary view 116
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More frequently exercised under national than state governments 123
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Whether failure to qualify causes vacancy 130
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OF ELECTION TO OFFICE
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In the territories congress prescribes qualifications 147
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Same subjectRegulations must be reasonable 151
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Effect where no opportunity for registration is provided 155
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Residence 159
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This is not a cruel or unusual punishment 166
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Time of Holding the Election
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Voter must vote in person 187
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Names must be clearly expressed 199
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What Constitutes an Election
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The Canvass and Returns
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The procedureStatutory remedies 215
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Correcting the returns 228
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Same subjectVoter may disclose voluntarily 234
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OF ACCEPTANCE OF OFFICE
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OF QUALIFYINg for the office
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Sureties not released by concealment of previous default 309
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Form of Bonds
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When defective statutory bond good as common law obligation 271
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Where surety bound by delivery contrary to condition 279
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Same subjectSuretics for one office not liable for default in another 285
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Same subjectThe contrary view 292
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Same subjectA fourth view 301
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Same subjectEffect of increasing duties or changing character of office 306
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Necessity of approval 311
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Usurper and intruder defined 321
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Title of officer de facto cannot be questioned collaterally 330
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Mandamus will not lie to install officer de jure 346
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Contracts opposed to public policy are void 349
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CONTRACTS FOR THE SALE OF OFFICES
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Same subjectIllustrations 363
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BY THE EXPIRATION OF HIS TERM
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Right to hold over does not revive on death of successor 401
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To whom resignation is to be made 413
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BY ACCEPTANCE OF ANOTHER OFFICE
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BY ABANDONMENT OF OFFICE
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Death of single officer creates vacancy 442
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Necessity of notice and hearing before removal 454
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What constitutes a removalImplied removal 459
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Impeachments originate in the house but are tried by the senate 470
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Removal from office and disqualification 478
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Will not lie where position is not a public office 479
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Will not lie where there is other plain and adequate remedy 486
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The replication 493
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Authority varies with nature of office 505
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Purpose of this chapter 500
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Authority limited to official term 509
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Judicial power can be conferred only on judicial offices 515
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Ministerial powers limited to those expressly granted or necessarily
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Conditions of Ratification
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No ratification of part of act 543
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And to municipal and quasimunicipal corporations 554
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Otherwise in tort 564
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Same subjectHow where conviction illegal
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Private trust or agency must be executed by all 571
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Same subjectOfficer must keep within his jurisdiction 641
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Same subjectImmunity extends to all grades of legislative action 646
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Officer usually required to reside in district for which he was elected
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Are liable only when actuated by malice 719
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Same subjectDetermination of occasion or conditions not excluded 658
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Only proximate damages can be recovered 675
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Are liable for ministerial defaults 686
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Highway Officers
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Same subject3 For defective certificate 709
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Are to some extent public officers 726
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Duty of permitting strangers to make abstracts of title 739
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Liability for escapes 759
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Liability for money received 765
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Liability for levy under void paid expired or superseded process 772
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To Strangers to the Writ
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B FOR DEFAULTS OF HIS OFFICIAL SUBORDINATES
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Not liable for negligence of subordinates 796
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In general
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Officer liable who conceals fact of his agency 814
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Cases distinguishing public officers 823
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CHAPTER VIIIOF THE LIABILITY OF THE PUBLIC FOR
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State liable for breach of binding contractProspective profits 836
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To what officers this rule applies 840
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FOR THE TORTS OF ITS OFFICERS
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CHAPTER IXOF THE RIGHTS OF THE OFFICER AGAINST
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Nɔt deprived of salary by sickness 865
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RIGHT TO REIMBURSEMENT AND INDEMNITY
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When no fees are fixed ministerial officer may recover reasonable value 886
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OF THE LIABILITY OF THE PARTY WHO SETS
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Same subjectLiability for false imprisonment 906
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DUTY TO ACCOUNT FOR PUBLIC PROPERTY
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Same subjectLegislature may relieve officer from his liability 913
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CHAPTER XIIIOF THE RIGHTS OF THE PUBLIC AGAINST
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This immunity from liability is not affected by motive
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Do s not lie to enforce doubtful right 938
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Does not lie to control discretion 945
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To heads of departments 953
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Lies to enforce ministerial but not discretionary duties 957
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To County and other Boards and Bodies
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Lies to compel performance of ministerial duties 973
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OF THE Nature of the Remedy
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Nor against executive officers of government 987
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CHAPTER IIIOF CERTIORARI TO PUBLIC OFFICERS
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OF THE WRIT OF PROHIBITION
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Officer de facto liable 1024
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Office once abandoned cannot be resumed 440
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When action may be begun 914
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Assessors 28
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Principal must have been identified 538
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Officer making void contract for fees can not recover quantum meruit 883
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Contracts leading to violation of duty are void 368
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Liability for particular offenses 1025
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To captain of ship of war 794
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Holding Prior Office
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This immunity extends to judicial officers of all grades 622
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Municipal corporations not liable for acts done ultra vires 852
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In general 683
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Duty in furnishing copies of records 740
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Lies only to compel performance of official duty not contracts 944
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Granted to enforce ministerial duty but not to control discretion 970
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Liable for neglect of prescribed duties 684
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Same subjectFailure to approve or file 270
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Duties and liabilities are similar
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Office created for performance of a single act terminates upon its per
Usually civil officers only 471
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