HRS § 47-12 - Pledge of full faith and credit, unlimited taxation to pay principal and interest; satisfaction of judgment
The county must back certain bonds with its full faith and credit, levy unlimited ad valorem taxes to pay principal and interest, and the county finance director must reserve revenues to pay a judgment after a default.
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