Common use of Statutory Preemption Clause in Contracts

Statutory Preemption. This article preempts any conflicting state statutes (including Texas Local Government Code Chapter 143, Sections 143.021, 143.028, 143.029, 143.031, 143.036, 143.085, City ordinances, executive orders, civil service provisions, or rules adopted by the Chief of Police or City or by any division or agent of the City, including any City personnel board and the Firefighters and Police Officers Civil Service Commission, as provided by Texas Local Government Code Section 142.067.

Statutory Preemption. This article preempts any conflicting state statutes (including Texas Local Government Code Chapters 141, 142, and Chapter 143, Sections 143.021143.038, 143.028143.041(b), 143.029143.041, 143.031143.042, 143.036143.044, 143.085and 143.047), City local ordinances, executive orders, civil service provisions, or rules adopted by the Chief of Police or City or by any division or agent of the City, including any City personnel board and the Firefighters and Police Officers Civil Service Commission, as provided by Texas Local Government Code Section 142.067.

Statutory Preemption. This article preempts any conflicting state statutes (including Texas Local Government Code Chapter 143, Sections 143.021, 143.028, 143.029143.143.029, 143.031, 143.032, 143.033, 143.034, 143.036, 143.085, City ordinances, executive orders, civil service provisions, or rules adopted by the Chief of Police or City or by any division or agent of the City, including any City personnel board and the Firefighters and Police Officers Civil Service Commission, as provided by Texas Local Government Code Section 142.067.

Statutory Preemption. This article preempts any conflicting state statutes (including Texas Local Government Code Section 142.0015 and Chapter 143, Sections 143.014, 143.021, 143.028, 143.029143.143.029, 143.031, 143.036, 143.085, City ordinances, executive orders, civil service provisions, or rules adopted by the Chief of Police or City or by any division or agent of the City, including any City personnel board and the Firefighters and Police Officers Civil Service Commission, as provided by Texas Local Government Code Section 142.067.

Statutory Preemption. This article preempts any conflicting state statutes (including Texas Local Government Code Chapter 143, Sections 143.021sections 143.041, 143.028and 143.045, 143.029, 143.031, 143.036, 143.085, City local ordinances, executive orders, civil service provisions, or rules adopted by the Chief of Police or City or by any division or agent of the City, including any City personnel board and the Firefighters and Police Officers Civil Service Commission, as provided by Texas Local Government Code Section 142.067.

Statutory Preemption. This article preempts any conflicting state statutes (including Texas Local Government Code Chapter 143, Sections 143.021sections, 143.028143.041, 143.029and 143.045, 143.031, 143.036, 143.085, City local ordinances, executive orders, civil service provisions, or rules adopted by the Chief of Police or City or by any division or agent of the City, including any City personnel board and the Firefighters and Police Officers Civil Service Commission, as provided by Texas Local Government Code Section 142.067.