Massachusetts General Laws
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 43, § 45 (2026)
Provisions applicable to adoption of any governmental plan
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Section 45. Sections one to forty-four G, inclusive, shall, upon the adoption by any city of any of the plans hereinafter set forth, apply to the plan so adopted, except as is otherwise provided in such plan.
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cases, 1926–1960 · leading case: Richard D. Kimball Co. v. City of Medford, 166 N.E.2d 708 (Mass. 1960).
Richard D. Kimball Co. v. City of Medford, 166 N.E.2d 708 (Mass. 1960). “may make all repairs, the expenditures for which are made from the regular appropriation for the school department, [and] shall have control of all school buildings and grounds connected therewith.”
Safford v. City of Lowell, 151 N.E. 111 (Mass. 1926). “43, § 28, which is applicable to all forms of charter adopted under chapter 43 *224 (G. L. c. 43, § 45), provides that “No contract for construction work or for the purchase of apparatus, supplies or materials, whether for repairs or original construction, the estimated cost of…”
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