Legal principles of public health administration / by Henry Bixby Hemenway ; introduction by John Henry Wigmore.

  • Hemenway, Henry Bixby, 1856-1931.
Date:
1914
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Credit: Legal principles of public health administration / by Henry Bixby Hemenway ; introduction by John Henry Wigmore. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    § 269. Classification according to service 358 § 270. Ministerial or discretionary duties 359 § 271. Discretion implies free use of judgment 360 § 272. Discretionary power cannot be delegated 360 § 273. Arbitrary action not discretion 363 § 274. Officers with discretion cannot be coerced 364 § 275. Discretionary decision not subject of purchase.... 366 § 276. Public and private officers 367 § 277. State versus municipal officers 369 § 278. State officers proper 371 § 279. Officers de jure and de facto 372 § 280. No office de facto 374 § 281. Determination of title to office 376 § 282. Appointment to office 379 § 283. Appointment by same branch of government 380 § 284. Appointment by non-official body 381 § 285. Power to appoint must be given by law 383 § 286. Municipal or board appointments 384 § 287. Appointment implies written commission 385 § 288. Commission is evidence of appointment 387 § 289. Commission best evidence of appointment 387 § 290. Time for appointment 388 § 291. Appointments requiring confirmation, made dur- ing recess 389 § 292. Recess appointments must be submitted for con- firmation 392 § 293. Time for which appointed 393 § 294. Vote must show approval 393 § 295. Action of majority 394 § 296. Vote need not show quorum 395 § 297. Sufficiency of notice 396 § 298. Appointment by two or more bodies 398 § 299. Appointive power once used is exhausted 399 § 300. Appointment of self 400 § 301. Appointments by outgoing officers 400 § 302. Municipal authority to create offices and make ap- pointments 401 § 303. Appointments of two or more for unspecified class or district 402