Opinion

Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

Court
Texas Attorney General Reports
Filed
Jul 2, 1944
Status
Published
On the bench
Grover Sellers
Cited by
0 cases
Authority
More cited than 3.6%

The opinion

OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS

AUSTIN

Texas State Board

Austin 22, Texas

InexIt’ opinion on t

II 1, Vamon’r ht80tfma R~vlred

morlbe end amldaln a o&am3 OF

the pualifioatlona~~oithoao an-

to

gaged, and who 168~ewa 6 in tha waatiorioi aa-

balm- In commotion w!th the aura and disposition

of dead huavm bodies in this State and shall have

t&a d&t, to be exaroissd at ita &oration, to

aaploy oapable sad dtlofent lecturer8 an& damn-

strators in the soianoe or ambalmlng ror tha bens-

iit of all lloanse~ embalmarrein this Stats. Tfie

said leotunrs anddamonstratore shell meet not

aore than onoa in sauh pear 81th annual aeealo~

Texas State Board of Embalmfnf3.page 2

and Embeimare*

of tha Texas ?u~ral 3ireotora'

Aaeooiation."

wNooK~osr -a tb porter tc very or waive any d-it-

(2#07~,la?3# ~~~(l~~~u;~~o~;~:~:; :?,:; "'

permitted to euistituir hls'o& $&ant as to the best lil(~ans

of perrormiag hie ofrioial duties, ii suoh is oontrary to the

plain prwisicne of ths statute; although in hia doing 80 he

doea not have an evil or corrupt motive, and no loea results

to tIm publlo. Sharp Y. Brown, 38 Ida. 136, 221 P. 139.

WDieoretlon in the mannsr of the perform-

snoe OS an aot ari8ea whan tha act map be psr-

r0n44a In on6 or two or mor4 rape, either or which

muld ba lawful, and whsrs it ie laft to the will

or Judgarnt or the prrr0rrarrO to determine in whioh

WSY it S&S11 br p4rfOXQ4d. ButiWhhm 6 pO8itite

auty l8 anjoined, aP;Ithere is but one way in

It 18 ths Board.8 duty "to pr4aoribe and mlnt8in a

d&lard of proficianoy as to the qualifications Of” smbalmppere.

TO 60,thiil.it i8 aut~,oriesd 'Cltit8 &i8Or4tiOn, to employ

oapab14 and 8fSioient lsoturrrs 8nd demon8tretOrs.* Tha right

0r a414otion -- es to whom to employ -- .le also to be exer-

oiead et Its (th4 Bcmrd*a) dlaor4tlon.W

Now, the r&l4 la, when tha etatute pr4aorib48 the

time within whhiohpub110 orflorrs ar4 nq;lrrd to parrorm an

OmO%?il not it i.S IIWely dir4OtOrp; UIL~OBB~ the 8t4tUt4 d4dSS

th4 4xeroiar 0r th4 powrr 4ft4r oucrhtha or the natur4 or th4

aot or tha statutory r454Uy 8hOW6 that the time was intended

_ a8 a 1iQl1tat10n. Stetr v. Fox, (1939 Austin C. A.) 133 s. w.

(26) 987.

‘ibras 3tate Board OS &~balming, pgo 3

It ia the v3aw of this dapartmant th8t thrrBoard

ix authorized to paea the resolution lnquirrd abbut.

Yours very truly

ATFORNEY CZNERAL OF TSAS

By (0) Devid Wuntoh

Aseistant

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ATTOREOSYGBNXRAL OF TJiXAS

APPRGVlGDOFIRION CCMMI!J!TEE

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