Municipal Functions and the Law of Public Purpose

The engagement of a city in such activities is attacked as being other than a proper municipal function, and as being taxation for other than a public purpose.

Municipal Functions and the Law of Public Purpose ; Authors. Charles M. Kneier ; Publication Date. 1928 ; First Page. 824 ; Document Type. Article ; Repository ...

Revised Statutes of Missouri, RSMo Section 99.933 - MO.gov

(2) To delegate to a municipality or other public body any of the powers or functions of the authority with respect to the planning or undertaking of a ...

The Public Purpose Doctrine - Alabama League of Municipalities

5. Use of public funds to remedy or combat public health issues is a primary role of government. Section 11-88-150, Code of Alabama ...

Municipal Corporations -- Taxation -- Meaning of Public Purpose

It has been accepted for inclusion in North Carolina Law. Review by an authorized editor of Carolina Law Scholarship Repository. For more information, please ...

"Public Purpose" in Municipal Financing Plans

City of Tampa, 92 Fla. 1030, 111 So. 119 (1926). See generally Note. Legal Limitations on Public Inducements to Industrial Location, 59 COLUM. L. REV. 618 ...

Power of a Municipality to Appropriate Public Funds in Support of ...

" The court felt that the existence of a legal claim was a sufficient public purpose, ... performance of duties prescribed by law."4 8 Against the ...

"Determining Permissible Municipal Expenditures: The Public ...

... Municipal Expenditures: The Public Purpose Doctrine Revived, 7 U. Mich. J. L. Reform 225 (1973). Available at: https://repository.law.umich.edu/mjlr/vol7 ...

Realigning the Governmental/Proprietary Distinction in Municipal Law

A public entity is proprietary when “it engages in business-like activities that are normally performed by private enterprise,” while governmental functions are ...

The Public Pays, the Corporation Profits - UR Scholarship Repository

at 461; see also City of Charlottesville v. Dehaan, 323 S.E.2d 131 (Va. Page 4. PUBLIC PURPOSE DOCTRINE have ...

Municipal Corporations - Exemption from Taxation

1954) (Constitution-general taxing power; statute-public purpose). New York: N.Y. CONST. art. 16 § 1; N.Y. TAX LAW, art. I, § 4(3) (Consti-.

DISTINCTION BETWEEN GOVERNMENTAL AND PROPRIETARY ...

unless it is very clear that the municipal function of government will not be affected ... public use the city becomes the trustee for the benefit of the cestuis.

Distinguishing Between Governmental and Proprietary Functions

See also Ferrell, supra note 63, at 143–44. (“The general law of negligence continued to be the test of municipal tort liability until. 1889, when Justice Avery ...

The Public Purpose Doctrine - Alabama League of Municipalities

Black's Law Dictionary states that a public purpose “… is synonymous with ... 1978): A municipality can justify payment of legal defenses for officials ...

Municipal Expenditures

Nor can a public purpose be identified by virtue of the gifts under Michigan law. May a Michigan city/village make a charitable donation, gift or contribution ...

The Different Faces of "Public Purpose" - Scholarship Repository

ernmental, municipal, or public purpose or function'” and were there- fore exempt from ad valorem taxation.93 The supreme court agreed with the lower court ...

Use of Municipal Resources for Personal Purposes

well to define the role of municipalities and the mean- ing of public purpose. ... law in the performance of their duties. Such a considered policy.

Municipal Expenditures: Proper Public Purposes - Natick, MA

(retired) - Municipal Finance Law Bureau. The following article ... The function must relate to and further the public purpose of the department ...

MUNICIPAL LAW OVERVIEW - Iowa Legislature

City of Des Moines, 230 N.W. 373, 375 (Iowa 1930). Gifts made by public bodies are, therefore, prohibited. Public Purpose Doctrine ...

Use of Municipal Resources for Personal Purposes - NYC.gov

well to define the role of municipalities and the mean- ing of public purpose. ... law in the performance of their duties. Such a considered policy.