RSA 35-A New Hampshire Municipal Bond Bank
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35-A:41 Educational Institution Bonding.
The bank shall have the authority to purchase, sell and hold educational institution bonds subject to the terms pursuant to RSA 195-F. Such purchase and sale of educational institution bonds shall be separate from the purchase and sale of municipal bonds under this chapter. All proceeds derived pursuant to RSA 195-F shall be maintained separately from the general fund and bond reserve fund established under this chapter. The bank's authority created under this chapter shall extend, wherever applicable, to the effective implementation of RSA 195-F. Source. 1982, 5:2, eff. Feb. 19, 1982.
35-A:41 Educational Institution Bonding.
The bank shall have the authority to purchase, sell and hold educational institution bonds subject to the terms pursuant to RSA 195-F. Such purchase and sale of educational institution bonds shall be separate from the purchase and sale of municipal bonds under this chapter. All proceeds derived pursuant to RSA 195-F shall be maintained separately from the general fund and bond reserve fund established under this chapter. The bank's authority created under this chapter shall extend, wherever applicable, to the effective implementation of RSA 195-F. Source. 1982, 5:2, eff. Feb. 19, 1982.
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