United States — Arizona
ARS § 9-249
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A city or town treasurer may not pay a warrant, substitute check, or voucher unless it is properly presented, and must mark and sign paid or unpaid items as required.
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United States — Arizona
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A city or town treasurer may not pay a warrant, substitute check, or voucher unless it is properly presented, and must mark and sign paid or unpaid items as required.
United States — Arizona
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This section lists transactions and persons that are exempt from this chapter or from the chapter’s requirements.
United States — Arizona
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Refunding bond proceeds may be exchanged, sold, invested, and placed in trust, and the treasurer may enter trust agreements for handling them.
United States — Arizona
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This section says the article does not apply to several listed types of people and entities, including institutional investors and certain regulated lenders and organizations.
United States — Arizona
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This section sets when different kinds of property are presumed abandoned, and it adds some insurance-company duties.
United States — Arizona
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Before taking money from certain investors in a mortgage-loan transaction, a licensee must give specified disclosure documents and information, sign a verification statement after best efforts, and keep lender acknowledgment records for at least two years.
United States — Arizona
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Refunding bonds may be exchanged or sold, and if sold, their net proceeds may be invested under specified conditions.
United States — Arizona
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A credit union has broad powers to do ordinary business acts, but borrowing above 50% of capital and delegating management or section powers to outside persons need prior written approval from the deputy director.
United States — Arizona
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A sanitary district board may charge fees and service charges, set some bond-related financial arrangements, and file liens for unpaid user fees, but it must give required notice and cannot file a lien on leased residential property if the stated lease-agreement conditions are met.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets municipalities and their governing bodies set bond sale terms, interest features, and bidding procedures, but it also imposes specific notice, maturity, and discount limits.
United States — Arizona
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The department may set up a data match system with financial institutions, but financial-record disclosures are tightly limited and unlawful disclosures can trigger civil liability.
United States — Arizona
1 provisions
The association may, with the director’s approval, carry out listed insurance-related powers such as issuing liability policies, underwriting and paying losses, handling reinsurance, managing money and bank accounts, borrowing for expenses, setting bonds, administering programs, litigating, and hiring staff.