§ 81932 Bond Signature Validity Rules
Imagine a school board needs to borrow money to build a new school. They sign papers (bonds) to promise they'll pay the money back.
Even if the person who signed the papers quits their job before the papers are given to the bank, their signature is still good. The bank can still trust the papers.
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§ 81932 Bond Signature Validity Rules
Last verified: January 23, 2026