Table of Contents TITLE 7. LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS Part 41. Municipalities

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7-1-4101 — Nature of municipalities 7-1-4102 — Name of municipality 7-1-4105 — Finding -- contract autho... 1 7-1-4111 — Classification of municip... 7-1-4112 — Exceptions from classific... 7-1-4113 — Basis of classification 7-1-4114 — Advance in classification... 7-1-4115 — Procedure to advance muni... 7-1-4116 — Officers of reclassified... 7-1-4117 — Status of legislative act... 7-1-4118 — Reduction in classificati... 1 7-1-4121 — General definitions 7-1-4122 — Distribution of powers 7-1-4123 — Legislative powers 7-1-4124 — Powers 7-1-4125 — Limit on liability 7-1-4126 — Administrative rules 1 7-1-4127 — Publication of notice --... 7-1-4129 — Mail notice 7-1-4130 — Petition 7-1-4131 — Public hearing 7-1-4132 — Protest 7-1-4133 — Signatures 7-1-4134 — Rights on behalf of gover... 7-1-4135 — Posting 7-1-4136 — Oaths 7-1-4137 — Oath of office 7-1-4138 — Public servants 7-1-4139 — Waiver of mail notice or... 7-1-4140 — Facsimile signature 1 7-1-4141 — Public meeting required 7-1-4142 — Public participation 7-1-4143 — Participation 2 7-1-4144 — Public records 7-1-4145 — State reports 7-1-4146 — Reports of departments, b... 7-1-4147 — State technical advice an... 7-1-4148 — Penalty 7-1-4149 — Applicability 7-1-4150 — Municipal infractions --... 7-1-4151 — Municipal infractions --... 7-1-4152 — Municipal infractions --...

Mont. Code Ann. § 7-1-4133

(2011)

Signatures

(1) The signatures and addresses on petitions shall be the same as the signatures and addresses on voter registration cards and, if not registered or if not required by law to be an elector, their common signature. If the elector has signed using an initial letter only in place of a name written on the registry card or using a name or the initial letter of a name that is not on the registry card, the signature may nevertheless be counted so long as the signature, taken as a whole, bears sufficient similarity to the signature on the registry card as to provide reasonable certainty of its authenticity.

(2) The signatures on protests and waivers shall be the accepted common signatures.

Official Annotations archive.org, 2011 edition

History:

EnactedEn. SectionSec. 9, ChapterCh. 455, Laws ofL. 1979

Source text on leg.mt.gov