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PA 71-11
5860
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1
1
Senate
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House Pages:
Committee Pages:
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586(Consent)
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535536
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CONNECTICUT
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
HOUSE
PROCEEDINGS
1971
VOL. 14
PART 2
449-973
586
Monday, March 8, 1971
No. 53.
H„ B. No. 5860 An Act Concerning the Body "Writ in
Collection of Local Property Taxes.
one is Calendar No. 5 H .
File No. 29.
B, No. 6880,.
The second
An Act Concerning
Summary Process Proceedings by Cooperative Housing Corporations.:
File No. 33.
And the next one is Calendar No. 59No. 6094.
Substitute for H. B,
An Act Concerning a Sale, Exchange or Lease of Pro-
perty Between the State of Connecticut and the Gilbert Library,
Inc.
File No. 31.
If there is no objection to these, I move
for their acceptance and passage at this time.
MR. SPEAKER:
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Question Is on acceptance and passage.
In accordance
with the rules are there any Individual members, at this time,
would elect to object to their being considered on the consent
calendar.
Hearing none, the question is on acceptance and
passage of these bills.
aye, those opposed.
All those in favor indicate by saying
The bills are passed.
RONALD A. SARASIN, 95th District:
Mr. Speaker, I move suspension of the rules for consideration of the resolutions on today's consent calendar.
MR. SPEAKER;
That motion is in order.
I would point out to the members
that our practice, from this point forward, will be to place
these items on the consent calendar one day, in view of the
fact that they are non-controversial resolutions and take them
up under suspension on the second day.
Question is on suspension
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March l6, 1971
also would validate any act of a Justice of the Peace who had not qualified
at the time he performed that act, but later qualified.
I think you can
readily see that the importance of this in some instances.
THE CHAIR:
Any further remarks?
The question is on the passage of the bill.
Those in favor indicate by saying aye. AYE.
The bill is passed.
Opposed?
The ayes have it.
Senator Houley.
SENATOR .HOULEY:
Thank you very much. Mr. President.
I was somewhat taken back by
earlier remarks and therefore fell asleep at the switch. With your permission
Mr. President, may I go back to S.B. 242 as Amended. And ask for suspension
of the rules for the immediate transmittal to the House.
THE CHAIR:
The question Is on suspension of the rules for immediate transmittal
to the house.
File No. 75. All those in favor of suspension of the rules
indicate by saying aye. AYE.
pended.
Opposed, the ayes have it. The rules are sus-
The bill may be transferred to the House immediately.
SENATOR HOULEY:
Thank you Mr. President.
THE CLERK:
Page 3, please.
No. 29.
Fourth item from the bottom, Calendar No. 62, File
Favorable Report Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary on '..Substutite
House Bill 5860 An Act Concerning The Body Writ in Collection of Local
Property Taxes.
THE CHAIR:
Senator Jackson.
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SENATOR JACKSON:
Mr. President, I move for acceptance of the Committee's Favorable
Report and passage of the bill.
THE CHAIR:
Any remarks?
SENATOR JACKSON:
This act amends Sec. 12-132 by
local property tax Warrant.
eliminating the body writ from the
It also repeals Sec. 12-160 which was the poor
debtors oath, which is now unnecessary.
Four years ago we eliminated
body writs from all other actions and inadvertently the local peoperty tax
warrant was excluded.
I would ask passage of the bill.
THE CHAIR:
Further remarks?
indicate by saying aye.
Question is on passage of the bill.
Opposed?
Those in favor
The ayes have it. The bill is_passed.
THE CLERK:
Calendar No. 63, File No. 31.
Favorable Report Joint Standing Com-
mittee on the Environment on Substutite H.B 609^ An Act Concerning A sale,
Exchange or Lease of Property Between The State of Connecticut And the Gilbert
Library, Inc.
THE CHAIR:
Senator Pac.
SENATOR PAC:
Mr. President, I move acceptance of the Joint Committee's Favorable
Report and passage of the bill in concurrence with the House.
THE CHAIR:
Any remarks?
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