The election code of the state of New York; containing such election laws as are in force in 1880. with notes, explanations, forms and instructions - Softcover
Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1880 Excerpt: ...as to all applications made to them shall proceed therewith in the manner provided in subdivision 4 of section twenty-one of this act (§ 450, subd. 4, ante). Provided, that if upon the examination, as in this act provided for, of any applicant for registration, it shall appear that he has, since the last day of any general registration of voters or revision thereof, in the said city and county of New York, moved into or become a resident of said election district, the said inspectors shall inquire from where such applicant removed or came from; and if it shall appear that such removal was from a place within the said city and county, they shall inquire if, in the election district in which he resided at the time of the last preceding general registration (naming such time), or in which he has resided at any time subsequent thereto, he has been registered, he has applied for registration; and if he shall swear that he has not, then the said inspectors shall proceed with said application as with that of any other person who may apply to them; but if he shall swear that he has been so registered, the said inspectors shall, before further proceeding, require him to present to them a " certificate of removal," as provided for in this act, so that his name shall not be upon the registers of two election districts; and upon the presentation to any board of inspectors of any " certificate of removal," the said board shall treat the person presenting the same in the manner provided in subdivision 4 of section twenty-one of this act ( § 450, ante), for applicants for registration. §22, ch. 675, 1872. Proceedings where persons remove from one dwelling to another. Form. Sec. 452. Any person who shall, at any time, as provided Proceedi...
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