[HISTORY: Adopted City of Norwalk Common Council 2-28-1961.]
Upon the death of any person who has himself, or whose child
or children, have at any time been a beneficiary under the program
of aid to such person, or to such person's child, as provided
by Section 349,[1] Norwalk City Charter, for which the Norwalk Board of Public
Welfare has not been reimbursed, the Board of Public Welfare shall
have a claim against such person to the extent that such estate is
not needed for the support of the surviving spouse, parent or dependent
children of such deceased person. Such claims shall have a priority
over all unsecured claims against such estate except as provided in
Section 17-105 and Section 17-129. Connecticut General Statutes (Revision
of 1958).
[1]
Editor's Note: See Charter and Related Laws, § 1-360
for Charter provisions.
For purposes of this ordinance the claim against the estate
of any person who himself or whose child has been aided under the
program of the Board of Public Welfare shall consist of all amounts
paid to or in behalf of such person or child for which the Norwalk
Board of Public Welfare has not been reimbursed.
