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§5-18. Accommodations. The Selectmen shall provide suitable space for the Town <br /> Counsel, as head of the Legal Department, in the Town Office Building. All books, <br /> records and documents assembled by the Town Counsel in connection with the <br /> Town's legal affairs shall be kept in files properly indexed in the offices of the Legal <br /> Department for convenient reference by the Selectmen and the Town Counsel's <br /> successor in office. l+ <br /> §5-19. Attendance at Town Meetings. The Town Counsel shall attend all Town Meetings I <br /> and shall, at the request of the Moderator, advise the meeting on questions of law <br /> relating to the subject matter of any article in the Warrant and as to the form of <br /> proposed votes or motions or the legality of any particular action proposed by the <br /> meeting. <br /> §5-20. Advice to Other Boards. Subject to the approval of the Board of Selectmen, all <br /> elective or appointive Town officers, special or standing committees, boards or <br /> departments may obtain, orally or in writing, the advice or opinion of the Town <br /> Counsel as to any function of their respective offices or on any specific question of <br /> law in relation thereto. <br /> §5-21. Legal Proceedings by Selectmen. The Selectmen shall be the agents of the Town to <br /> prosecute and defend suits to which the Town, in its corporate capacity, may be a <br /> party; and as agents of the Town, they shall have full authority to prosecute or defend <br /> all suits at law or in equity and all civil and criminal proceedings and litigation to <br /> which the Town, or any Town officer in his/her official capacity, is a party or in <br /> which its rights, duties and interests may be the subject of adjudication. <br /> §5-22. Compromise and Settlements. The Selectmen shall have full authority, as agents of <br /> the Town, with the advice and consent of the Town Counsel, to compromise and <br /> settle all claims or suits against the Town if, in their opinion, such claims cannot be <br /> defended advantageously or successfully. <br /> §5-23. Reports of Accidents. Whenever any accident occurs on a way, involving personal <br /> injury or property damage by reason of an alleged defect or want of repairs of such <br /> ways, the Superintendent of Streets or any police officer or other Town official or <br /> employee cognizant of the same shall forthwith make written report of such accident <br /> to the Town Counsel containing all available information useful in defending a claim <br /> or suit against the Town founded on such alleged defect or want of repair. <br /> §5-24. Assignment of Police Officer. The Chief of Police, at the request of the Town <br /> Counsel and by order of the Selectmen, shall assign a competent police officer to the <br /> Legal Department to act under the direction of the Town Counsel in the investigation <br /> of claims against the Town and to assist him/her in the trial and preparation for trial <br /> of any litigation to which the Town is a party. <br /> 26 <br />
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