Kansas Statutes § 19-2690 Instrumentality of member counties; powers; liability of members; disposition of property if dissolved.
The Kansas association of counties is treated as an instrumentality of its member counties, and those counties can act through it to hold, buy, sell, transfer, contract, and litigate property matters. Member counties’ liability is capped at their dues and subscriptions. If the association ends, its files, records, asse
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The Kansas association of counties is treated as an instrumentality of its member counties, and those counties can act through it to hold, buy, sell, transfer, contract, and litigate property matters. Member counties’ liability is capped at their dues and subscriptions. If the association ends, its files, records, assets, and property go to the secretary of state for custody.
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