KRS § 279.510 Obligations, how issued, secured, purchased or redeemed -- Power of board of trustees to encumber or dispose of property.
The board of trustees may encumber cooperative property to secure debt to the United States or its agencies, without member approval. Other sales, mortgages, leases, or dispositions of all or a substantial portion of cooperative property need member authorization, with a two-thirds vote generally required and a majorit
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The board of trustees may encumber cooperative property to secure debt to the United States or its agencies, without member approval. Other sales, mortgages, leases, or dispositions of all or a substantial portion of cooperative property need member authorization, with a two-thirds vote generally required and a majority vote allowed for certain transfers at a noticed meeting.
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