OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. The CCC Board may designate one or more legal newspapers of general circulation in Clay County, Minnesota, as its official newspaper for whatever purposes as may be required by statute to be published in an official newspaper.
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. A newspaper designated to contain all the public notices, resolves, acts, and advertisements of a state or municipal legislative body. [Cases: Newspapers 1–7. C.J.S. Newspapers §§ 2–29.] NEWSPAPER PROSPECTUS newspaper prospectus.See PROSPECTUS. NEW STYLE new style.The modern system for ordering time according to the Gregorian method, introduced by Xxxx Xxxxxxx XIII in 1582 and adopted in England and the American colonies in 1752. • Because the Julian calendar was slightly longer than the astronomical year, the vernal equinox was displaced by ten days. Xxxx Xxxxxxx reformed the calendar by announcing that October 5, 1582 would be called October 15. And, while generally retaining a leap year for years divisible by 4, he skipped leap years in years divisible by 100 (such as 1800 and 1900), but retained leap years for years divisible by 400 (such as 2000). Thus, the years 2000, 2004, 2008, etc. are leap years, but 2100 is not. — Abbr. n.s. — Also termed Gregorian calendar. Cf. OLD STYLE. NEW TRIAL new trial.See TRIAL. NEW-USE CLAIM new-use claim.See PATENT CLAIM. NEW-USE INVENTION new-use invention.See INVENTION. NEW VALUE new value.See VALUE(2). NEW WORKS new works.See WORKS. NEW YORK INTEREST New York interest.See Boston interest under INTEREST(3). NEW YORK STANDARD CLAUSE New York standard clause.See MORTGAGE-LOSS CLAUSE. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE New York Stock Exchange.An unincorporated association of member firms that handle the purchase and sale of securities both for themselves and for customers. • This exchange, the dominant one in the United States, trades in only large companies having at least one million outstanding shares. — Abbr. NYSE. [Cases: Exchanges 1–15; Securities Regulation 40.10–40.16. C.J.S. Exchanges §§ 2–43; Securities Regulation §§ 154–163, 165–168.] NEW YORK SUPPLEMENT New York Supplement.A set of regional lawbooks, part of the West Group's National Reporter System, containing every published appellate decision from intermediate and lower courts of record in New York, from 1888 to date. • The first series ran from 1888 to 1937; the second series is the current one. — Abbr. N.Y.S.; N.Y.S.2d. NEW YORK TIMES MALICE New York Times malice.See actual malice (2) under MALICE. NEW YORK TIMES RULE New York Times rule.A commonsense rule of ethical conduct holding that one should not do anything arguably newsworthy — in public or in private — that one would mind having reported on the front page of a major newspaper. • In various communities, a ...
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. The Xxxxxx County Reporter is the Issuer's official newspaper and was the official newspaper on the date of publication of (a) the Ordinance, (b) the Notices required pursuant to K.S.A. 12-1740 et seq. (the "Act"); and (c) a Notice of Public Hearing as required by law relating to the issuance of the Bonds and granting of a property tax exemption.
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. At its Annual Meeting, the Flood Diversion Board must designate one or more legal newspapers of general circulation in the Fargo- Moorhead Metropolitan Area as its official newspaper; the Flood Diversion Board will publish all matters required by law or this Agreement to be published, and other matters the Flood Diversion Board deems necessary in the official newspaper.
