A treatise on dental jurisprudence for dentists and lawyers / ... by William F. Rehfuss.

  • Rehfuss, William F.
Date:
1892
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Credit: A treatise on dental jurisprudence for dentists and lawyers / ... by William F. Rehfuss. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    They shall have power to appoint three of their mem- bers, who, with four others, to be a] (pointed by the Gov- ernor in Council, shall form a Board which Rhall he known as the Provincial Dental Board of No via Scotia. Sec. 3. The board shall have power and authority to take, receive, hold and enjoy real and personal property donated, given, granted, devised, bequeathed or otherwise bestowed upon or conveyed to them, and shall hold the same in each case in trust for such purpose as may be mentioned by the donor, and, if no'such purpose is so mentioned, then the board may mortgage, lease or otherwise dispose of any such property for the furtherance of the Dental Association of the Province of Novia Scotia. And that the Association shall have a common seal, with power to change, amend, cancel or renew the same. II. THE PROVINCIAL DENTAL BOARD. Sec. 4. The Provincial Dental Board shall consist of seven members, as hereinbefore stated, who shall hold office for two years, four of which shall form a quorum. Any member may resign by letter directed to the Secretary, and, in the event of a vacancy occurring by death or otherwise ot an appointee of the association or board, the remaining members of the board shall elect some fit and proper person from the licentiates to supply the vacancy, and, in the event of a vacancy by death or otherwise of an appointee of the Governor in Council, the Governor in Council shall appoint a proper person from among the licentiates to fill the vacancy. The Provincial Dental Board shall have power and it shall be their duty : 1. To elect a President and such other officers, includ- ing the Secretary and Registrar, as may be necessary to the working of this chapter. 2. To regulate the study of dentistry, operative and prosthetic, by making rules not inconsistent with this chap- ter, with regard to the preliminary qualification, course of Btudy to be followed, the final examination and the nature