Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10a-89
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Sec. 10a-89. (Formerly Sec. 10-109b). Duties of the Board of Trustees for the Connecticut State University System.
Official statutory text
(b) The board of trustees shall: (1) Review and approve institutional budget requests and prepare and submit to the Board of Governors of Higher Education, in accordance with the provisions of section 10a-8 , the budget request for the Connecticut State University System; and (2) propose facility planning and capital expenditure budget priorities for the institutions under its jurisdiction. The board may request authority from the Treasurer to issue payment for claims against the state university system, other than a payment for payroll, debt service payable on state bonds to bondholders, paying agents, or trustees, or any payment the source of which includes the proceeds of a state bond issue.
Annotation to former section 10-109b:
Cited. 178 C. 579; decision overruled to the extent it maintains that sovereign immunity invariably bars suits against state for prospective injunctive relief of alleged constitutional violations unless such suits also request declaratory relief, see 184 C. 339.
Annotation to present section:
Cited. 190 C. 39.
Annotation to former section 10-109b:
Cited. 178 C. 579; decision overruled to the extent it maintains that sovereign immunity invariably bars suits against state for prospective injunctive relief of alleged constitutional violations unless such suits also request declaratory relief, see 184 C. 339.
Annotation to present section:
Cited. 190 C. 39.
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