Texas § GV.792.004 - TERMS
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§ GV.792.004. TERMS
TERMS. (a) Under an agreement authorized by this chapter, a political subdivision or a state agency may: (1) acquire or dispose of in any manner available to the state agency or political subdivision under other law an interest in real property in this state or the United Mexican States; (2) use any funds of the state agency or political subdivision that are not otherwise dedicated by law for another purpose to accomplish the purposes of the agreement; (3) use any equipment, facilities, or other property of the state agency or political subdivision to carry out the agreement; or (4) agree to any other terms that are not prohibited under state or federal law. (b) An agreement made under this chapter may not provide for the liability of this state or a political subdivision on a bond or other obligation issued by the United Mexican States or a political subdivision of the United Mexican States. Added by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 1165, Sec. 1, eff. Aug. 30, 1999.
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