Title 36 — Title 36

Whenever by lack of space in the Capitol it is impossible or impracticable to provide proper and sufficient office accommodation in the Capitol for every state officer who is entitled or required to have an office at the Capitol, the Governor, with the approval of the Department …

The rental agreed on shall be paid at such times or in such installments as may be agreed on between the lessor of such office or offices and the state out of any funds in the Treasury, and the Comptroller shall draw his warrant in favor of such lessor for such sum on the certifi…

All such rental contracts shall be terminated if the property rented shall be destroyed or shall be suffered by the landlord to become, for any reason, unfit or unsuitable for the purposes for which rented. History: (Acts 1911, No. 323, p. 376, §3; Code 1923, §2573; Code 1940, T.…

Such offices, so rented, shall not be used for any other purpose than in the discharge of the official duties of the officer for whose use it is provided. History: (Acts 1911, No. 323, p. 376, §4; Code 1923, §2574; Code 1940, T. 41, §32.)