N.H. Rev. Stat. § 20:14

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20:14 Preparation for Publication.

Official statutory text

The commission appointed under the provisions of chapter 221, Laws of 1953, to revise, codify, and amend the Revised Laws of the state of New Hampshire, is authorized and directed to prepare for publication and to publish the act passed at this session entitled, House Bill No. 75, "An Act to revise and codify, the Revised Laws of the State of New Hampshire." The commission is authorized to make corrections in the numbering and the subtitles of sections and in the references to sections; to correct errors in typography, spelling, and punctuation; to correct errors in citations to sources; and to add such preface, annotations, cross references, and notes as it shall judge suitable. The commission shall file with the secretary of state, to be deposited with the engrossed bill, a report listing all corrections to H.B. 75 hereby authorized. The constitution and the amendments thereto, shall be inserted in the publication. The commission shall cause to be prepared by such means as it shall judge suitable, and to be inserted in the publication, a complete index of subjects embraced therein.

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