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Charter and Revised Ordinances of Lake City Florida (1912) Gillen & Hodges
                            Charter of the City of Lake City
             north of point of beginning, lying in a square em­
            bracing four square miles.                                       7      7/257
                 Sec. 3. That no obligation or contract of said
            municipality shall be impaired by this change,
            but all debts, contracts and obligations shall be
            obligations upon and enforceable against the new
            municipality.

                 Sec. 4. That the title, right and ownership of
            property, uncollected taxes, dues, claims, judg­
            ments, decrees and choses in action,held or owned
            by the said municipality of the town of Lake City,
            shall pass and be vested in the municipal corpora­
            tion hereby organized to succeed such municipality.


                 Sec. 5. That said corporation shall have per­
            petual succession, shall sue and be sued, plead and
            be impleaded, and shall have a common seal, which
            may be changed by the City Council at pleasure.

                 Sec. 6. That said corporation shall own, pur­
            chase, lease, receive, acquire and hold property,
            real and personal, within the territorial boundaries
            of said corporation, and may own, purchase, lease,
            receive, acquire and hold property, real and per­
            sonal, beyond the limits of said corporation, to be
            used for any and all such public purposes as the
            Mayor and City Council may deem necessary or
            proper.

                Sec. 7. That the said corporation is hereby
            fully empowered to sell, lease and otherwise dis­
            pose of any and all property, real or personal, which
            may belong to said corporation to the same extent
            as natural persons may do. That the City Coun­
            cil may prescribe, by ordinance, the manner of
            making such conveyances.






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