If a contract is entered that goes beyond the current term of office, and there is no specific authority to bind the following board, is the contract void?
Thread: If a contract is entered that goes beyond the current term of office, and there is no specific authority to bind the following board, is the contract void?
Sharon Thomas
Q If a contract is entered that goes beyond the current term of office, and there is no specific authority to bind the following board, is the contract void?
A No. Such contracts are not void, but are voidable at the discretion of the following board/council. (Attorney General's Opinion to Davis, October 6, 2000)
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