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United States — New Hampshire
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This section defines several terms used in the chapter, including “fiduciary,” “fiduciary in military service,” “trustee in military service,” and “military.”
United States — New Hampshire
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If a fiduciary is in military service, the court may let co-fiduciaries use transferable powers or appoint a substituted fiduciary pro tem.
United States — New Hampshire
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A decree under RSA 113:2 stays in force until the court revokes it for cause shown.
United States — New Hampshire
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Relief under RSA 113:2 may be requested by petition from certain interested parties, and the petition does not need joinder of every other interested party.
United States — New Hampshire
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A substituted fiduciary pro tem must provide any security the court directs, may receive compensation the court allows, and has the same accounting and other duties during the service period.
United States — New Hampshire
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A fiduciary in military service must not exercise fiduciary powers or discretion while the decree remains in force, and a court may later require an accounting.
United States — New Hampshire
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A court appointing a substituted fiduciary pro tem under RSA 113:2 has the same powers over control, removal, discharge, and account settlement as existing law gives it for other fiduciaries.
United States — New Hampshire
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For a trustee in military service who is outside probate court jurisdiction, the superior court may act under this act if someone with an interest petitions the court.
United States — New Hampshire
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A court may commit an eligible person to the veterans administration or another U.S. agency for care, and the person then must follow that agency’s rules.
United States — New Hampshire
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An out-of-state or District of Columbia commitment order for Veterans Administration or similar federal care has the same effect in this state, and the committing court keeps jurisdiction over the person.
United States — New Hampshire
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The superintendent may transfer a person to the veterans administration or another U.S. agency for care or treatment, but the transfer must be reported to the committing authority. Some transfers are barred unless the original committing court or authority orders them after motion and hearing.
United States — New Hampshire
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A person transferred under this chapter is treated as committed to the veterans administration or another U.S. agency under the original commitment.
United States — New Hampshire
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Minority does not invalidate obligations made under the veterans’ loan act for eligible borrowers or a minor spouse.
United States — New Hampshire
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In statutes, references to "New Hampshire Soldiers' Home" or "Soldiers' Home" mean "New Hampshire Veterans' Home" or "Veterans' Home".
United States — New Hampshire
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New Hampshire establishes a veterans' home to support, care for, and treat eligible veterans, with a general one-year New Hampshire residency rule that can be waived for certain veterans.
United States — New Hampshire
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The board must file a report with named state officials and the legislature by October 1.
United States — New Hampshire
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Board members may not receive compensation for services rendered.
United States — New Hampshire
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The board of managers for the New Hampshire veterans' home is made up of specified ex officio members and 9 state citizens appointed by the governor with the council’s advice and consent.
United States — New Hampshire
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The board of managers must meet monthly and whenever the chairman of the board calls a meeting. Meeting times and venues must be entered in the calendars of the house and senate.
United States — New Hampshire
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The board must choose a chairman and a secretary from among its members, and the secretary must keep a correct record of the board’s proceedings.