The Province of New Jersey, 1664-1738
The Province of New Jersey, 1664-1738
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The new law, as previously stated, laid it down that county taxes should be raised in the same manner and by the same assessors and col- lectors as the provincial tax. For the employment of all county moneys, however, the county collector was to be responsible to the justices and "chosen freeholders, " as before. As the former law was not formally repealed, confusion seems to have resulted in some cases until ^ New Jersey Archives i vol. Xiii, p. 528; AWmson^ Statutes. 'Still the title of the m...embers of the county board in New Jersey.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS 529 1 719, when a new act was passed "to Prevent Mistakes and Irregularities by Assessors and Collectors. " ' This ordered that in future all county taxes be raised in accordance with the act of 1716. Such sums were to be paid by local collectors to the county collector, to be disposed of as appointed by the justices and the chosen freeholders. The part of the law of 1714 relating to assessors and collectors was thereby repealed. The ar- rangements thus made remained in force during the rest of the union period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new law, as previously stated, laid it down that county taxes should be raised in the same manner and by the same assessors and col- lectors as the provincial tax. For the employment of all county moneys, however, the county collector was to be responsible to the justices and "chosen freeholders, " as before. As the former law was not formally repealed, confusion seems to have resulted in some cases until ^ New Jersey Archives i vol. Xiii, p. 528; AWmson^ Statutes. 'Still the title of the m...embers of the county board in New Jersey.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS 529 1 719, when a new act was passed "to Prevent Mistakes and Irregularities by Assessors and Collectors. " ' This ordered that in future all county taxes be raised in accordance with the act of 1716. Such sums were to be paid by local collectors to the county collector, to be disposed of as appointed by the justices and the chosen freeholders. The part of the law of 1714 relating to assessors and collectors was thereby repealed. The ar- rangements thus made remained in force during the rest of the union period.
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