Washington § 87.28.120 - Objects executed by resolution — Determining legality of proceedings.

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§ 87.28.120. Objects executed by resolution — Determining legality of proceedings.

The board of directors of the issuing district shall have full authority by resolution to carry out the objects of this chapter in accordance with the provisions hereof and the same shall be liberally construed. The court shall have full jurisdiction under the irrigation district law to examine and determine the legality of the proceedings held to authorize and dispose of such revenue bonds, in the same manner and with the same legal effect as that provided in the case of other bonds of the district.
[ 1949 c 57 s 12; Rem. Supp. 1949 s 7434-20. Formerly RCW 87.28.120 and 87.28.130.]

Notes

Bonds: RCW 87.03.200 through 87.03.235.

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