Tennessee § 7-52-305 - Execution of amendatory contracts.
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§ 7-52-305. Execution of amendatory contracts.
If the Tennessee Valley authority tenders to a municipality, as described in this part, a contract to amend an existing power contract consistent with this part, the governing body of the municipality and the supervisory body shall promptly execute such amendatory contract on behalf of the municipality. Acts 1987, ch. 84, § 6. Compiler's Notes. Former part 3, §§ 7-52-301 – 7-52-306 (Acts 1969, ch. 237, §§ 1-6; T.C.A., §§ 6-1538–6-1543; Acts 1981, ch. 457 § 1), which concerned tax equivalent payments for municipal electric plants, was repealed by Acts 1987, ch. 84, § 1.
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