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Chapter 28.--FEES AND SALARIES Article 3.--CERTAIN COUNTIES OVER 140,000

28-319. Special counsel in civil litigation for county.That in any civil litigation wherein the county may be either plaintiffor defendant, if the county attorney or his deputies are interesteddirectly or indirectly, or if the board of county commissioners believesthat the time at the disposal of the county attorney's office isinsufficient to give proper attention to such litigation or if for anyother reason the board of county commissioners deems it necessary for theprotection of the public interests, it may employ special counsel for suchcase or cases and pay reasonable compensation therefor, not exceeding thesum of three thousand dollars in any one year.

History: L. 1911, ch. 190, § 20; March 3; R.S. 1923, 28-319.

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28-319

Chapter 28.--FEES AND SALARIES Article 3.--CERTAIN COUNTIES OVER 140,000

28-319. Special counsel in civil litigation for county.That in any civil litigation wherein the county may be either plaintiffor defendant, if the county attorney or his deputies are interesteddirectly or indirectly, or if the board of county commissioners believesthat the time at the disposal of the county attorney's office isinsufficient to give proper attention to such litigation or if for anyother reason the board of county commissioners deems it necessary for theprotection of the public interests, it may employ special counsel for suchcase or cases and pay reasonable compensation therefor, not exceeding thesum of three thousand dollars in any one year.

History: L. 1911, ch. 190, § 20; March 3; R.S. 1923, 28-319.

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28-319

Chapter 28.--FEES AND SALARIES Article 3.--CERTAIN COUNTIES OVER 140,000

28-319. Special counsel in civil litigation for county.That in any civil litigation wherein the county may be either plaintiffor defendant, if the county attorney or his deputies are interesteddirectly or indirectly, or if the board of county commissioners believesthat the time at the disposal of the county attorney's office isinsufficient to give proper attention to such litigation or if for anyother reason the board of county commissioners deems it necessary for theprotection of the public interests, it may employ special counsel for suchcase or cases and pay reasonable compensation therefor, not exceeding thesum of three thousand dollars in any one year.

History: L. 1911, ch. 190, § 20; March 3; R.S. 1923, 28-319.