§ 6-11-810 Definitions
§ 6-11-820 County boards may authorize issuance of bonds by special purpose district commissions
§ 6-11-830 Hearing on issuance of bonds
§ 6-11-840 Notice of hearing
§ 6-11-850 Proponents and opponents of bond issue shall be heard
§ 6-11-860 Decision of board; inapplicability of certain provisions in event of election
§ 6-11-870 Publication of action by board
§ 6-11-880 Challenge of county board’s decision in court
§ 6-11-890 Special elections may be held
§ 6-11-900 Manner in which bonds shall be issued
§ 6-11-910 Maturity of bonds
§ 6-11-920 Redemption of bonds before maturity
§ 6-11-930 Form of bonds
§ 6-11-940 Fully registered form of bonds; conversion privileges
§ 6-11-950 Denominations and places of payment of bonds
§ 6-11-960 Interest on bonds
§ 6-11-970 Execution of bonds
§ 6-11-980 Sale of bonds
§ 6-11-990 Tax and pledge of taxing power and revenues for payment of bonds
§ 6-11-1000 Bonds exempt from taxes
§ 6-11-1010 Disposition of proceeds of bonds
§ 6-11-1020 Power to issue revenue bonds shall not be affected by article
§ 6-11-1030 Powers granted by article shall be cumulative
§ 6-11-1040 Certain bond issues validated
§ 6-11-1050 Issuance of additional revenue bonds
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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 6 > Chapter 11 > Article 5 - Issuance of Bonds by Special Purpose Districts

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