South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 9 > Chapter 26 – General Obligation Bonds


§ 9-26-1	Authorization–Issuance–Sale
§ 9-26-13	Courthouse bonds authorized–Use of proceeds of sale–Contract with county formunicipal use of courthouse
§ 9-26-20	Judgment bonds authorized without submission to election
§ 9-26-21	Amount of judgment bonds–Issuance–Sale–Maximum levy in smallmunicipalities
§ 9-26-22	Compromise of judgment by delivery of bonds to creditor
§ 9-26-23	Agreement with judgment creditor for satisfaction of judgment on delivery ofbonds–Filing of agreement
§ 9-26-24	Validity of bonds not impaired by misapplication of proceeds–Change ofpurpose by new election
§ 9-26-25	Tax levy for retirement of general obligation bonds
§ 9-26-26	Transmission of tax levy to county auditor–Application to property withinmunicipality
§ 9-26-27	Tax proceeds placed in debt service fund–Application of debt service fund–Reduction of levy after transfers to debt service fund

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