Pennsylvania Act 1925-129 — CITIES PERMITTED TO JOIN TO SOLVE MUTUAL PROBLEMS

Act text

CITIES PERMITTED TO JOIN TO SOLVE MUTUAL PROBLEMS
                  Act of Apr. 7, 1925, P.L. 181, No. 129              Cl. 11
              (Act repealed insofar as relates to cities, third
                  class June 23, 1931, P.L.932, No.317)

                                  AN ACT

     Enabling cities of any one class and the cities of two or more
        classes uniting together for the same purpose to form and
        organize leagues; hold annual conventions for the study and
        consideration of such municipal affairs as concern and
        pertain to the cities comprising the league; send delegates
        thereto; and provide for the payment of the necessary costs
        and expenses of such leagues' conventions and the sending of
        the delegates thereto.

        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That the cities of any one
     class in this Commonwealth and the cities of two or more classes
     uniting together for the same purpose may form and organize
     leagues of said cities and hold annual conventions for the study
     and consideration of such municipal affairs as concern and
     pertain to the cities comprising the league. Each city member of
     a league shall have the right and power to send delegates
     thereto and to pay the necessary expenses incident to their
     attending said convention, and to pay dues to the league, and to
     provide a fund for the necessary costs and expenses of the
     league and league conventions and the work carried on by said
     league.