District Of Columbia § 31-3171.15 - Dissolution of the Authority.

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§ 31-3171.15. Dissolution of the Authority.

31-3171.15

Upon dissolution, liquidation, or other termination of the Authority:

(1)

All rights and properties of the Authority shall pass to and be vested in the District, subject to the rights of lien holders and other creditors;

(2)

Any net earnings of the Authority, beyond that necessary for retirement of any indebtedness or to implement a public purpose or program of the District authorized under this chapter, shall not inure to the benefit of any person other than the District;

(3)

The expenditure of any net earnings shall be restricted to costs related to the direct delivery of health care to residents of the District.

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