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§38.
Any congregation may increase or decrease the number of vestrymen by a majority vote of those present at any annual election, statutory notice having been given, pro- vided, that no church shall have more than ten nor less than five vestrymen. A certificate of such change, under the hands and seals of the president and secretary, shall be filed with the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, and be considered a part of the act of incorporation. The rights of property are not affected by such ...change. P. L. , 1877, p, 148.
Any parish in which a vacancy shall occur in the office of warden or vestryman by any cause may fill such va- cancy by an election to be held for that purpose, after ten days' notice, held at the place appointed for holding the annual parish elections, and for the unexpired term only. P. L. , 1883, p. 256.
Any congregation of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State, incorporated under the general act, and hav- ing filed a certificate stating the day on which new elec- tions of oflflcers shall annually take place, and desiring to change the day of such annual elections, may make such change at any annual election, by a majority vote of the members present duly qualified to vote, on notice for the statuary period of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
§38.
Any congregation may increase or decrease the number of vestrymen by a majority vote of those present at any annual election, statutory notice having been given, pro- vided, that no church shall have more than ten nor less than five vestrymen. A certificate of such change, under the hands and seals of the president and secretary, shall be filed with the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, and be considered a part of the act of incorporation. The rights of property are not affected by such ...change. P. L. , 1877, p, 148.
Any parish in which a vacancy shall occur in the office of warden or vestryman by any cause may fill such va- cancy by an election to be held for that purpose, after ten days' notice, held at the place appointed for holding the annual parish elections, and for the unexpired term only. P. L. , 1883, p. 256.
Any congregation of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State, incorporated under the general act, and hav- ing filed a certificate stating the day on which new elec- tions of oflflcers shall annually take place, and desiring to change the day of such annual elections, may make such change at any annual election, by a majority vote of the members present duly qualified to vote, on notice for the statuary period of time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George James Bayles to read onlineMoreLess
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