Texas Constitution:Article III, Section 42 - Revision history

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	* ''Storrie v. ~~Houston~~ City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/046_SW_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")		* ''Storrie v. Hous. City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/046_SW_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")

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	It mandated that the Legislature "pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect" the constitution.		It mandated that the Legislature "pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect" the constitution.

	Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed ~~in 1969~~ by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].		Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].

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	The former section was adopted in 1876 and never amended.		The former section was adopted in 1876 and never amended.

	It mandated that the Legislature "pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect" the constitution."		It mandated that the Legislature "pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect" the constitution.

	Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed in 1969 by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].		Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed in 1969 by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].

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	The former section was adopted in 1876 and never amended.		The former section was adopted in 1876 and never amended.

	It mandated that the Legislature "pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect the ~~provisions of this Constitution~~."		It mandated that the Legislature "pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect" the constitution."

	Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed in 1969 by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].		Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed in 1969 by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].

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	* ''Storrie v. Houston City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/046_SW_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")		* ''Storrie v. Houston City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/046_SW_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")

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	* ''Storrie v. Houston City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/046_SW_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")		* ''Storrie v. Houston City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/046_SW_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")

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	* ''Storrie v. Houston City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/~~Vol_046_SWR_796~~.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")		* ''Storrie v. Houston City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/046_SW_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")

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	Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed in 1969 by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].		Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed in 1969 by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].

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The former section was adopted in 1876 and never amended.

It mandated that the Legislature "pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this Constitution."

Categorized as "deadwood," it and numerous other sections were repealed in 1969 by the same [https://lrl.texas.gov/scanned/Constitutional_Amendments/amendments61_tlc_1969-08-05.pdf#page=9 ballot proposition].

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* ''Storrie v. Houston City St. Ry. Co.'', 46 S.W. 796, [https://texaslegalguide.com/images/Vol_046_SWR_796.pdf#page=3 798] (Tex. 1898) ("The requirements express the commands of the people to the legislature to pass laws to accomplish certain purposes which the people determined upon as part of the policy of the state; for example, we quote the following sections . . . . These sections, with many others, show that the convention had in mind a number of topics upon which they were not willing to trust the legislature to exercise its own judgment as to whether it should legislate or not, but commanded that in these instances laws shall be passed to accomplish the purposes named.")

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