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United States — Tennessee
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This provision sets out how the claims commission uses regular and small-claims dockets, how hearings and appeals work, and when records, bonds, and deadlines apply.
United States — Tennessee
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This section lets claims be moved from the commission to the chancery or circuit court in specified circumstances, and lets the commission and its chair make related transfer or assignment decisions.
United States — Tennessee
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Claims filed with the division may be settled under § 20-13-103, with consultation of the affected governmental entity. The attorney general and reporter may also authorize the state treasurer to settle certain claims if the governor and comptroller approve in writing. Parties may use a mediator by agreement, but the c
United States — Tennessee
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The attorney general and reporter must represent the state in claims before the commission, but may delegate part or all of that authority for prehearing settlement negotiations and commission proceedings.
United States — Tennessee
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Tennessee may sue a responsible third party to recover money it paid, and claimants must cooperate and notify the attorney general if they later sue in civil court.
United States — Tennessee
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Medical records held by the division of claims and risk management must be treated as confidential and cannot be open to public inspection.
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board is made up of specified officials, with the governor as chair and the comptroller as vice chair and secretary.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of finance and administration must keep, or have kept, records about certain debt obligations and the payment of principal, premium (if any), and interest.
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board may use eligible state treasury funds to pay debt service, related contract payments, and necessary related expenses.
United States — Tennessee
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The state pledges certain tax and fee revenues to pay bond principal and interest, and it limits changes to those revenues while the covered bonds remain outstanding.
United States — Tennessee
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This section says certain Tennessee bonds and related notes are direct general obligations of the state, backed by its full faith and credit, and subject to a lien on specified funds. It also limits new bond issuance after July 1, 2013 unless a debt service coverage test is met.
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board must certify to the commissioner of finance and administration at least annually the amount needed to pay certain debt obligations.
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board must arrange payment of specified bond, note, contract, and related expense amounts when due, using available fees, taxes, revenues, and funds.
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board may deposit funds and revenues in specified accounts or transfer cash into a fiduciary or trust account under board-set terms to protect the funds.
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board may contract with a bank or trust company to hold securities as custodian, subject to board-set terms to protect the securities.
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board may invest qualifying cash in certain Tennessee obligations.
United States — Tennessee
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Holders of certain Tennessee debt obligations have a vested right to performance of the chapter’s covenants and pledges, and may enforce related duties through appropriate proceedings.
United States — Tennessee
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Principal and interest on debt obligations issued under this chapter are exempt from state and local taxation, except inheritance, transfer, and estate taxes.
United States — Tennessee
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Bond proceeds cannot be used for purchases unless the item’s expected useful life is at least as long as the bond or note term, and some project-related services may still be funded.
United States — Tennessee
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The secretary of the funding board must keep, or arrange for keeping, appropriate records about payment of state obligations under this chapter, including information on items redeemed.