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BULLETIN NO. 8 -41- FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1975
PUBLIC BILLS INTRODUCED
SENATE
S 40 (Joint Res) Sports facility study comm'n JOINT RES, STUDY
Introducer: Allsbrook Sent to Nat. and Econ.
Resources
"Creating a commission to study the feasibility of constructing and
financing in North Carolina upon a self-supporting basis or otherwise a
sports facility to provide the people of this state with a facility which
will be competitive with those facilities which have been constructed or
will be constructed." Provides for comm'n financed by Contingency and
Emergency Fund to report to General Assembly by June 1, 1975, on feasibility
of sports facility . Comm' n to consist of 15 voting, 19 non-voting members,
as well as staff, consultants, and clerical assistants. Five voting members
each to be chosen by governor, Speaker, and President of Senate; non-voting
members to represent higher education, financing and sports expertise. Suggests
Comm'n consider economic implications of facility for schools, locales, and
present facilities, and type of construction, administration, and financing.
S 41 Pathologist same as med examiner GS 130
Introducer: Jemigan Sent to Human Resources
"To amend G.S. 130-200 with respect to the status of pathologist. "
Amends GS 130-200 to provide that pathologist designated by Sec'y of Human
Resources to perform autopsy to have "same status" as medical examiner appointed
under GS Ch. 130, Art. 21, "Postmortem Medicolegal Examinations" (apparently
would give pathologist's report same status as evidence, would require
pathologist's approval to embalm body).
S 42 Domestic corporation residence GS 1
Introducer: Davis Sent to Judiciary 2
"To amend G.S. 1-79 relating to the residence of domestic corporations . "
Amends GS 1-79 to provide that for purposes of law suits residence of domestic
corporation to be (a) where registered or principal office of corporation located
(now, where registered office is located, where corporation maintains principal
place of business, or where corporation regularly engages in business), or (b)
where corporation maintains place of business from or at which it regularly
carries on business (now, for corporation formed before July 1, 1957, where
articles of incorporation or legislative charter say principal office is if
corporation does not have registered office in state) . (Bill apparently
clarifies present law but makes no substantive changes.)
Copyright 1975 • Institute of Government, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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