Alabama § 16-60-151 College to Be Operated as Other Like Institutions; Outstanding Indebtedness

Alabama Statutes

§ 16-60-151 — College to Be Operated as Other Like Institutions; Outstanding Indebtedness

Alabama § 16-60-151

Title 16Education

Ch. 60Trade Schools and Junior Colleges

Art. 7Snead Junior College

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Ala. Code § 16-60-151 (2026).

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Upon the acceptance of Snead Junior College as a state educational institution as provided in Section 16-60-150, the college shall be operated, managed, controlled, maintained and regulated thereafter as other like institutions.
The state shall not incur any indebtedness by acquisition of the college and any debt of the college outstanding at the date of acquisition shall not be a debt of the State of Alabama but shall be payable solely from the revenues of the college and appropriations made for the support and maintenance thereof.

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Upon the acceptance of Snead Junior College as a state educational institution as provided in Section 16-60-150, the college shall be operated, managed, controlled, maintained and regulated thereafter as other like institutions.
The state shall not incur any indebtedness by acquisition of the college and any debt of the college outstanding at the date of acquisition shall not be a debt of the State of Alabama but shall be payable solely from the revenues of the college and appropriations made for the support and maintenance thereof.