Taxation of
personal
property.
Appropriation
by General As-
sembly from
Treasury:
Budget Bills.
Supplementary
Appropriation
Bill. Time of
submitting
budget. Esti-
mated surplus,
deficit, reven-
ues, expendi-
tures, assets,
liabilities, re-
serve. Provi-
sion for General
Assembly, Judi-
ciary, payment
of debt, salaries,
public schools.
Amendment of
Budget Bill.
Hearings. En-
actment, other
appropriation
measures.
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fence, of which he may
have been guilty; and any
person, convicted of such
offence, shall, as part of
the punishment thereof, be
forever disfranchised and
disqualified from holding
any office of trust, or
profit, in this State.
Sec. 51. The personal
property of residents of this
State, shall be subject to
taxation in the county or
city where the resident 6ona
fide resides for the greater
part of the year for which
the tax may or shall be
levied, and not elsewhere
except goods and chattels
permanently located, which
shall be taxed in the city
or county where they are
so located, but the General
Assembly may by law pro-
vide for the taxation of
mortgages upon property in
this State and the debts
secured thereby, in the
county or city where such
property is situated.
Sec. 52. ( 1 ) The General
Assembly shall not appro-
priate any money out of the
Treasury except in accord-
ance with the provisions of
this section.
(2) Every appropriation
bill shall be either a Budget
Bill, or a Supplementary
Appropriation Bill, as here-
inafter provided.
(3) On the third
Wednesday in January in
each year, (except in the
case of a newly elected
Governor, and then not
later than ten days after
the convening of the Gen-
eral Assembly), unless such
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fence, of which he may
have been guilty; and
any person, convicted of
such offence, shall, as part
of the punishment there-
of, be forever disfran-
chised and disqualified
from holding any office
of trust, or profit, in this
State.
Sec. 51. The personal
property of residents of this
State, shall be subject to
taxation in the county, or
city, where the resident
bona fide resides for the
greater part of the year, for
which the tax may, or shall
be levied, and not else-
where except goods and
chattels permanently lo-
cated, which shall be taxed
in the City, or County,
where they are so located.
Sec. 52. The General As-
sembly shall appropriate no
money out of the Treasury
for payment of any private
claim against the State ex-
ceeding three hundred dol-
lars, unless said claim shall
have been first presented to
the Comptroller of the
Treasury, together with the
proofs upon which the same
is founded, and reported
upon by him.
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