§ 103507 Bond Proceeds Allocation Rules
This law says that money from selling bonds (like loans for big projects) must be used for paying back the loan and the project it was meant for. Any leftover money can only be used to pay back the loan or buy back the bonds.
A city sells bonds to build a new subway line.
The money from selling the bonds must first pay back the loan and interest. The rest must go to building the subway. If there's money left after the subway is built, it can only be used to pay back the loan or buy back the bonds.
No specific formula provided in the statute.
Not applicable.
Result: Not applicable.
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§ 103507 Bond Proceeds Allocation Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026