§ 11753 Bonds As Negotiable Instruments
This law says that all bonds issued by the government can be bought, sold, or traded like money or property.
If the government sells bonds to raise money for building schools, people can buy those bonds and later sell them to someone else.
The law makes sure that these bonds can be passed around just like cash or other valuable items.
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§ 11753 Bonds As Negotiable Instruments
Last verified: January 11, 2026