Montana § 39-71-2319 - Assets And Liabilities Of Prior State Fund
Full text of Montana Montana Code Annotated § 39-71-2319 — Assets And Liabilities Of Prior State Fund, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 39-71-2319. Assets And Liabilities Of Prior State Fund
Assets and liabilities of prior state fund. All assets and funds held by the state compensation insurance fund established in former 39-71-2301 , 39-71-2302 , 39-71-2304 through 39-71-2306 , and 39-71-2324 and 39-71-2321 through 39-71-2323 , 39-71-2325 through 39-71-2327 , 39-71-2336 , 39-71-2339 , and 39-71-2340 must be transferred to the state fund, and the state fund shall assume liability for all outstanding claims and indebtedness of the previously existing state fund.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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