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Code · New Jersey · Title 18A — Education · Chapter 24

18A:24-25. Submission to commissioner and local finance board; limiting conditions

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A copy of any ordinance or proposal authorizing the issuance of any school bonds under section 18A:24-23 shall be submitted to the commissioner and the local finance board, for their consideration, and the commissioner or the local finance board, in considering the copy of any ordinance or proposal submitted to them as required by section 18A:24-23, and before endorsing his or their consent thereon, may require the governing body, or the board of education, submitting such copy to adopt resolutions restricting or limiting any future proceedings therein or other matters or things deemed by the commissioner or local finance board to affect any estimate made or to be made by him or them in accordance with sections 18A:24-26 and 18A:24-27, and every such resolution so adopted shall constitute a valid and binding obligation of the municipality or the school district, as the case may be, running to and enforceable and releasable by the commissioner or the local finance board, as the case may be.
L.1967, c.271.
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