252.18 FOREIGN PAUPERS.
1. A person who is a county charge or is likely to become so,
coming from another state and not having acquired a settlement in a
county of this state or any such person having acquired a settlement
in a county of this state who moves to another county, may be removed
from this state or from the county into which the person has moved at
the expense of the county where the person is found, upon the
petition of the county to the district court in that county.
2. The court or judge shall fix the time and place of hearing on
said petition and prescribe the time and manner of service of the
notice of such hearing.
3. If upon the hearing on said petition such person shall be
ordered to remove from the state or county and fails to do so, the
person shall be deemed and declared in contempt of court and may be
punished accordingly; or the judge may order the sheriff of the
county seeking the removal to return such person to the state or
county of the person's legal settlement.
252.18 FOREIGN PAUPERS.
1. A person who is a county charge or is likely to become so,
coming from another state and not having acquired a settlement in a
county of this state or any such person having acquired a settlement
in a county of this state who moves to another county, may be removed
from this state or from the county into which the person has moved at
the expense of the county where the person is found, upon the
petition of the county to the district court in that county.
2. The court or judge shall fix the time and place of hearing on
said petition and prescribe the time and manner of service of the
notice of such hearing.
3. If upon the hearing on said petition such person shall be
ordered to remove from the state or county and fails to do so, the
person shall be deemed and declared in contempt of court and may be
punished accordingly; or the judge may order the sheriff of the
county seeking the removal to return such person to the state or
county of the person's legal settlement.
252.18 FOREIGN PAUPERS.
1. A person who is a county charge or is likely to become so,
coming from another state and not having acquired a settlement in a
county of this state or any such person having acquired a settlement
in a county of this state who moves to another county, may be removed
from this state or from the county into which the person has moved at
the expense of the county where the person is found, upon the
petition of the county to the district court in that county.
2. The court or judge shall fix the time and place of hearing on
said petition and prescribe the time and manner of service of the
notice of such hearing.
3. If upon the hearing on said petition such person shall be
ordered to remove from the state or county and fails to do so, the
person shall be deemed and declared in contempt of court and may be
punished accordingly; or the judge may order the sheriff of the
county seeking the removal to return such person to the state or
county of the person's legal settlement.
