Notes On College Charters
Notes On College Charters
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Both bodies were empowered to fill vacancies in their nimiber, with the provision that the number oi Trustees, including the President and Treasurer of the College, "shall never be greater than thirteen or less than seven*' and the number of Overseers "shall never be greater than forty-five nor less than twenty-five.'* The provision was made at the outset that the Legislature might "alter or annul the powers vested in the Corpo- ration as shall be judged necessary to promote the best interest o...f the said College." The provision that the number of Trustees and Overseers as indicated should never be altered would appear to 21 Digitized by Google indicate that the reservation of power of change as made by the Legislature pertained to the powers of the governing Boards and not to their constitution. When the separation of the District of Maine from Massachusetts proper occuned, it was provided that the powers accorded to the Legislature should be accorded to the Legislatures of the two States.
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Both bodies were empowered to fill vacancies in their nimiber, with the provision that the number oi Trustees, including the President and Treasurer of the College, "shall never be greater than thirteen or less than seven*' and the number of Overseers "shall never be greater than forty-five nor less than twenty-five.'* The provision was made at the outset that the Legislature might "alter or annul the powers vested in the Corpo- ration as shall be judged necessary to promote the best interest o...f the said College." The provision that the number of Trustees and Overseers as indicated should never be altered would appear to 21 Digitized by Google indicate that the reservation of power of change as made by the Legislature pertained to the powers of the governing Boards and not to their constitution. When the separation of the District of Maine from Massachusetts proper occuned, it was provided that the powers accorded to the Legislature should be accorded to the Legislatures of the two States.
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