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16-124. Annexation; succession to property, contracts, obligations, and choses in action.Whenever any city of the first class shall extend its boundaries so as to annex any village or second-class city, the charter, laws, ordinances, powers, and government of such city of the first class shall at once extend over the territory embraced within any village or second-class city so annexed. Such city of the first class shall succeed to all the property and property rights of every kind, contracts, obligations, and choses in action of every kind held by or belonging to the village or second-class city so annexed; and it shall be liable for and assume and carry out all valid contracts, obligations, franchises, and licenses of any such village or second-class city so annexed; Provided, that any obligations incurred by such village or second-class city for water, paving, sewer or sewer treatment purposes, shall remain the obligation of the real property in such village or second-class city as its boundaries existed immediately prior to such annexation. Such village or second-class city so annexed shall be deemed fully compensated by virtue of such annexation and the assumption of its obligations and contracts for all its property and property rights of every kind so acquired. SourceLaws 1969, c. 72, § 3, p. 395.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Nebraska > Chapter16 > 16-124

16-124. Annexation; succession to property, contracts, obligations, and choses in action.Whenever any city of the first class shall extend its boundaries so as to annex any village or second-class city, the charter, laws, ordinances, powers, and government of such city of the first class shall at once extend over the territory embraced within any village or second-class city so annexed. Such city of the first class shall succeed to all the property and property rights of every kind, contracts, obligations, and choses in action of every kind held by or belonging to the village or second-class city so annexed; and it shall be liable for and assume and carry out all valid contracts, obligations, franchises, and licenses of any such village or second-class city so annexed; Provided, that any obligations incurred by such village or second-class city for water, paving, sewer or sewer treatment purposes, shall remain the obligation of the real property in such village or second-class city as its boundaries existed immediately prior to such annexation. Such village or second-class city so annexed shall be deemed fully compensated by virtue of such annexation and the assumption of its obligations and contracts for all its property and property rights of every kind so acquired. SourceLaws 1969, c. 72, § 3, p. 395.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Nebraska > Chapter16 > 16-124

16-124. Annexation; succession to property, contracts, obligations, and choses in action.Whenever any city of the first class shall extend its boundaries so as to annex any village or second-class city, the charter, laws, ordinances, powers, and government of such city of the first class shall at once extend over the territory embraced within any village or second-class city so annexed. Such city of the first class shall succeed to all the property and property rights of every kind, contracts, obligations, and choses in action of every kind held by or belonging to the village or second-class city so annexed; and it shall be liable for and assume and carry out all valid contracts, obligations, franchises, and licenses of any such village or second-class city so annexed; Provided, that any obligations incurred by such village or second-class city for water, paving, sewer or sewer treatment purposes, shall remain the obligation of the real property in such village or second-class city as its boundaries existed immediately prior to such annexation. Such village or second-class city so annexed shall be deemed fully compensated by virtue of such annexation and the assumption of its obligations and contracts for all its property and property rights of every kind so acquired. SourceLaws 1969, c. 72, § 3, p. 395.