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ARTICLE VII. AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE BOARDS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DARE AND CURRITUCK COUNTIES TO ESTABLISH AND MARK THE DIVIDING LINE BETWEEN SAID COUNTIES.
Editor’s Note:
The preamble to Public-Local Laws 1927, chapter 382, from which this article is derived, read as follows: whereas, under section four of chapter one hundred and sixty-three of the Public Laws of one thousand nine hundred and nineteen, the boards of commissioners of the Counties of Dare and Currituck caused a line between Atlantic Township, in Dare County, and Currituck County to be located and marked; and, Whereas, due report of same was made to the boards of commissioners of said counties but therefore, “The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact”: See also Pub.-Loc. Laws, Extra Sess. 1920, ch. 202 (article VI of this part).
That the boards of commissioners of Dare and Currituck Counties are hereby authorized and directed to appoint one person from each county to constitute a commission to establish and mark the dividing line between Atlantic Township, Dare County, and Currituck County, and make due report thereof to the board of county commissioners of each county, the same to be recorded in the office of the register of deeds of each county; each county bearing one-half of the expenses of said commission. The county commissioners of each county may fix such compensation for the men so appointed as they deem proper.
(Pub.-Loc. Laws 1927, ch. 382, § 1.)
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