Georgia § 20-2-459 - Independent school district bonds - Sale or exchange.
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§ 20-2-459. Independent school district bonds - Sale or exchange.
In independent school districts over which the county board has no jurisdiction, such refunding bonds, after they have been issued and validated, shall be turned over to the officials who under the law are now authorized to handle in any manner bonds issued by such independent school districts; and such officials are authorized to sell or exchange, in like manner as the county board, such refunding bonds for the purposes of and in accordance with this subpart. (Ga. L. 1937, p. 869, § 7.)
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