Washington § 47.60.126 - Interim warrants and refunding bonds — Laws applicable.

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§ 47.60.126. Interim warrants and refunding bonds — Laws applicable.

All provisions of chapter 47.60 RCW pertaining and applicable to the revenue bonds of the department authorized in that chapter are applicable to the warrants and revenue refunding bonds authorized herein except insofar as otherwise provided by RCW 47.60.122 through 47.60.126.
[ 1984 c 7 s 310; 1961 c 13 s 47.60.126. Prior: 1953 c 159 s 3.]

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