Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“Certain local issuers may issue bonds in serial or term form, and bond principal and interest must be paid only at a designated bank or trust company, or sometimes at the issuer treasurer’s office if designated and chosen by the holder. Payments made to someone other than the bond owner are treated as trust funds, and”
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Certain local issuers may issue bonds in serial or term form, and bond principal and interest must be paid only at a designated bank or trust company, or sometimes at the issuer treasurer’s office if designated and chosen by the holder.…
Section 11-1-104
If a county, municipality, school district, or taxing unit is authorized to issue bonds, it may issue them in serial form or as term bonds.
Section 11-1-104(1)(a)
Principal and interest must be payable only at a duly incorporated bank or trust company, unless the holder opts for payment at a bank or trust company or the issuer’s treasurer’s office where those alternative places are designated in the bonds when issued.
Section 11-1-104(1)(b)
Payments of bond principal or interest made to someone other than the bond owner are treated as trust funds.
Section 11-1-104(2)(a)
The collector must keep the funds in a separate trust account until paid over, and must not commingle or use them for any purpose.
Section 11-1-104(2)(b)
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