Tennessee § 4-28-115 - Liquidation of remaining state ownership interests — Method — Approval by treasurer.
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§ 4-28-115. Liquidation of remaining state ownership interests — Method — Approval by treasurer.
Beginning on December 31, 2021, the department shall liquidate any remaining ownership interests owned by the state. Methods to liquidate remaining ownership interests include the sale of interests to a third party. The sale of any ownership interests shall be approved by the treasurer. Acts 2014, ch. 611, § 10.
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