Opinion No., (1953)
Court: Oklahoma Attorney General Reports
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Filed: Dec. 31, 1953
Latest Update: Mar. 03, 2020
Summary: OPINION — AG — QUESTION: " IN AN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT WHERE THERE IS A BOARD OF FIVE MEMBERS, THREE OF THESE MEMBERS MEET WHICH IN THE ABSENCE OF STATUTE WOULD CONSTITUTE A QUORUM, THEN MAY QUESTION IS: CAN THE MAJORITY OF THESE THREE MEMBERS PRESENT APPOINT A PERSON TO FILL A VACANCY ON THE FIVE MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD, WHERE TWO FAVOR THE APPOINTMENT AND ONE IS AGAINST SUCH APPOINTMENT — AFFIRMATIVE (VACANCY, UNEXPIRED TERM, SCHOOL BOARD) CITE: 70 Ohio St. 4-14 [70-4-14] (J. H. JOHNSON)
OPINION — AG — QUESTION: " IN AN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT WHERE THERE IS A BOARD OF FIVE MEMBERS, THREE OF THESE MEMBERS MEET WHICH IN THE ABSENCE OF STATUTE WOULD CONSTITUTE A QUORUM, THEN MAY QUESTION IS: CAN THE MAJORITY OF THESE THREE MEMBERS PRESENT APPOINT A PERSON TO FILL A VACANCY ON THE FIVE MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD, WHERE TWO FAVOR THE APPOINTMENT AND ONE IS AGAINST SUCH APPOINTMENT ? — AFFIRMATIVE (VACANCY, UNEXPIRED TERM, SCHOOL BOARD) CITE: 70 Ohio St. 4-14 [70-4-14] (J. H. JOHNSON)
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