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Chapter 73.--SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND PATRIOTIC EMBLEMS Article 2.--VETERANS' PREFERENCE

73-215. Temporary appointments.In case a temporary vacancy is or has been created in any office orposition by reason of the absence of the officer in the military service,the appointive authority shall appoint some person to temporarily fill theoffice or position to which such officer was elected or appointed. All suchappointees shall hold the office or position which they are temporarily tofill during the temporary vacancy caused by the absence of the officer inthe military service.

History: L. 1941, ch. 355, § 3; Feb. 24.

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73-215

Chapter 73.--SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND PATRIOTIC EMBLEMS Article 2.--VETERANS' PREFERENCE

73-215. Temporary appointments.In case a temporary vacancy is or has been created in any office orposition by reason of the absence of the officer in the military service,the appointive authority shall appoint some person to temporarily fill theoffice or position to which such officer was elected or appointed. All suchappointees shall hold the office or position which they are temporarily tofill during the temporary vacancy caused by the absence of the officer inthe military service.

History: L. 1941, ch. 355, § 3; Feb. 24.

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73-215

Chapter 73.--SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND PATRIOTIC EMBLEMS Article 2.--VETERANS' PREFERENCE

73-215. Temporary appointments.In case a temporary vacancy is or has been created in any office orposition by reason of the absence of the officer in the military service,the appointive authority shall appoint some person to temporarily fill theoffice or position to which such officer was elected or appointed. All suchappointees shall hold the office or position which they are temporarily tofill during the temporary vacancy caused by the absence of the officer inthe military service.

History: L. 1941, ch. 355, § 3; Feb. 24.