§ 1217 Bond Officer Signature Validity
This law says that if an officer signs bonds but leaves the job before the bonds are delivered, their signature still counts as valid, and the same rule applies to the auditor's signature on coupons.
A city treasurer signs bond paperwork but quits before the bonds are sold to investors.
Even though the treasurer is no longer in office, the signature on the bonds is still legal and can be used just as if they had stayed until the sale.
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§ 1217 Bond Officer Signature Validity
Last verified: January 11, 2026