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The board may ask the court to stop acts that violate sections 1-151 to 1-161, and the court must grant appropriate injunctive relief without bond if the board makes the required showing.
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A person who violates sections 1-151 to 1-161 is guilty of a Class II misdemeanor.
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Using a person’s name with certain accountant titles can be used as prima facie evidence in actions under sections 1-165 or 1-166.
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A certified public accountant owns client-related working papers and memoranda made during professional service, except reports sent to the client, unless the accountant and client agree otherwise.
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If a state law or regulation requires a state audit, report, financial statement, or other document to be prepared by certified public accountants, that requirement is read to mean CPAs with the specified permit or people using the practice privilege or temporary practice privilege, except as section 1-171 provides.
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A federal-regulation requirement for an audit, report, financial statement, or similar document to be prepared by a certified public accountant is interpreted to mean a permit-holding CPA or a person with practice or temporary practice privilege.
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The Governor may issue an executive order to allocate or set a method for allocating private activity bond state ceiling authority, and may delegate administrative authority under this section.
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State and county treasurers are the default fiscal agents, and most bonds and coupons must be payable at the relevant treasurer’s office, with limited exceptions.
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Designated officers must send enough tax money to the State Treasurer or county treasurer at least 10 days before bond or coupon maturity; county treasurers must remit in bank exchange or an equivalent.
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A state agent who receives funds must notify the officer who sent the funds, and once the related bonds or coupons are paid, they must be canceled and returned to that officer.
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A railroad corporation must record a survey plat with the county clerk at least two weeks before the election if county voters will decide on donating bonds or other valuables to it.
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County officers issuing bonds must record specified bond details, send a certified registry statement to the county clerk, and the county clerk must enter an accurate record.
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When the Auditor of Public Accounts asks, the county clerk must prepare, certify, and send a full statement of the county’s bonded debt, including the bond types and why they were issued. The county must pay the clerk for this work.
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County officials must figure out the taxable property amount, levy the required percentage, list the levy on the tax roll, and collect the taxes.
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This section says Sections 10-1101 to 10-1106 are known as the Nebraska Governmental Unit Security Interest Act.
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Security interests and pledges created by governmental units are governed by other law, and this act covers their perfection, priority, and enforcement.
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This section defines key terms used in the Nebraska Governmental Unit Security Interest Act.
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A governmental unit’s security interest is perfected when the measure takes effect, without any physical delivery, filing, or recording.
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The priority of a security interest created by a governmental unit is controlled by the contractual terms in the adopted measure or measures.
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This provision says when bond enforcement remedies apply, including default rules, receivership rights, and other remedies for trustees or bond owners.