United States — New Mexico
NMSA 73-23-16
1 provisions
The secretary and treasurer of the board of regents must send enough money to the bond-paying bank before coupons or bond principal mature.
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United States — New Mexico
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The secretary and treasurer of the board of regents must send enough money to the bond-paying bank before coupons or bond principal mature.
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The secretary and treasurer of the board of regents must send enough money to the bond-paying bank before bonds or coupons mature.
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The secretary and treasurer of the governing board must send enough money to the bond-paying bank before interest or principal on the bonds comes due.