Texas § GV.1252.003 - REVOCATION AND CANCELLATION OF BONDS
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§ GV.1252.003. REVOCATION AND CANCELLATION OF BONDS
REVOCATION AND CANCELLATION OF BONDS. (a) If the proposition to revoke the bonds receives the number of votes required by the statute under which the bonds were originally voted, the authority to issue the bonds is revoked. (b) If the bonds have not been printed, a certified copy of the order or resolution showing that the authority to issue the bonds has been revoked and the minutes relating to the order or resolution shall be sent to the attorney general. (c) If the bonds have been approved by the attorney general and registered by the comptroller, a certified copy of the order or resolution and the minutes relating to the order or resolution shall be sent to the attorney general and comptroller. (d) If the bonds have been printed, the commissioners court or municipal governing body shall destroy the bonds by canceling and burning the bonds. Added by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 227, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1999.
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