Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Laws of the State of New York Relating to Villages
The Constitution of 1846 required the Legislature to provide for the organization of cities and incorporated vil lages. Accordingly a general act for the incorporation of villages was passed in the following year (laws 1847, chap. The Constitution of 1846, however, did not require villages to be incorporated under general law, and the Legislature continued to pass special charters. The general Village Law was revised and te-enacted in 1870(laws 1870, chap. And the act of 1847 was 'repealed except as to villages incorporated under it but the constitutional provi sion prohibiting the incorporation of villages by special law was not adopted until November 3, 1874, taking effect January 1, 1875. Since January 1, 1875, all villages have been incorporated pursuant to the general law.
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