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United States — Tennessee
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The validity of authorized bonds or notes is not affected by related public works proceedings, contracts, or the failure to get the approval mentioned in § 9-21-115.
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This section ratifies and validates certain older bonds, notes, and related proceedings, making them legally binding despite defects or lack of authority.
United States — Tennessee
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This chapter does not change the terms of certain outstanding bond or note agreements, and it does not authorize the local government to change them or impair creditors’ rights and remedies.
United States — Tennessee
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Paid and discharged bonds, notes, and interest coupons must be cancelled by stamping and punching immediately on redemption.
United States — Tennessee
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A local government may authorize destruction of paid-and-cancelled bonds, notes, and coupons, but only after the fiscal audit is complete and records are current.
United States — Tennessee
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This section says the chapter’s powers are supplementary, and local governments may continue or restart certain proceedings and enter certain contracts before state funding board rules are adopted, within the chapter and other law.
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A local government’s pledge or lien on certain revenues is valid when created, and it benefits bond or note holders until the debt is fully paid.
United States — Tennessee
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An ad for selling bonds or notes may leave out the sale date and time, but then it must explain how that information will be published later.
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Local governments may issue certain bonds for unfunded pension obligations or up to 50% of certain unfunded other post-employment benefits, subject to state funding board approval and comptroller recommendation, unless the listed exemption applies.
United States — Tennessee
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The state may issue debt to fund school building improvements, demolition, or new construction when approved by the commissioner of education and the state board of education, and the debt may be repaid from funds available to the local school system.
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Bond or note proceeds for school capital outlay must be shared with municipal or special school district systems, unless a stated exception applies.
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The state funding board must set rules for certain contracts, and local governments must get a comptroller compliance report before authorizing them.
United States — Tennessee
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A local government may put a choice-of-law clause in certain authorized contracts, and lawsuits on those contracts must be brought only in an otherwise proper Tennessee court.
United States — Tennessee
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A local government may sell bonds at private sale, subject to its own terms and approval by its governing body, and may petition the state funding board for permission to sell certain taxable-interest bonds.
United States — Tennessee
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Local governments proposing balloon indebtedness must first get comptroller approval and submit a plan for approval.
United States — Tennessee
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Public entities must file specified finance-transaction information within 45 days, follow extra disclosure rules, and cannot issue finance transactions while on the comptroller’s failure-to-file list.
United States — Tennessee
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Any local government may issue general obligation bonds for a public works project, and its governing body may तयermine by resolution how the bonds are sold in blocks.
United States — Tennessee
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Local governments must sell general obligation bonds for at least 98% of par value plus accrued interest, subject to limited issue-level exceptions.
United States — Tennessee
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A local government selling general obligation bonds may use a competitive public sale and must publish a notice of sale at least 5 days before the sale, with required sale details.
United States — Tennessee
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General obligation bonds may be sold privately to a state or federal agency if the agency has committed to buy them.