New Jersey § t:18a-schedule - § 24-62 (18 § 7-84)
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§ t:18a-schedule. § 24-62 (18 § 7-84)
Notes for certain purposes; bonds to redeem notes. Whenever the board of education of a school district has heretofore issued and sold
or shall hereafter issue and sell a note or notes for the purpose of purchasing land,
the erection of a schoolhouse, the purchase of furniture and equipment for such schoolhouse,
the erection of an addition to any schoolhouse, or the repair or improvement of any
schoolhouse, and such note or notes are now or shall hereafter be outstanding and
unpaid, the board of education may issue bonds for the purpose of redeeming and paying
such notes. Such bonds shall be authorized and issued in the same manner as bonds for the erection
or improvement of schoolhouses are authorized to be issued in the district.
Source: official New Jersey text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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