§ 41-5781 Authorization of state school improvement revenue bonds; expiration
§ 41-5782 Issuance and sale of school improvement revenue bonds
§ 41-5783 School improvement revenue bond proceeds fund; use for school improvements
§ 41-5784 School improvement revenue bond debt service fund
§ 41-5785 Securing principal and interest
§ 41-5786 Lien of pledge
§ 41-5787 Bond purchase; cancellation
§ 41-5788 Payment of revenue bonds
§ 41-5789 Investment of monies in school improvement revenue bond proceeds fund
§ 41-5790 Investment of monies in school improvement revenue bond debt service fund
§ 41-5791 Authorized investments of fund monies
§ 41-5792 Characteristics of bonds; negotiable; exemption from taxation; obligation; legal investments
§ 41-5793 Effect of changing circumstances on bonds; agreement of state
§ 41-5794 Validity of bonds; certification by attorney general

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