Arkansas § 1-2-104 Omission of validating and curative acts from Code

Arkansas Statutes

§ 1-2-104 — Omission of validating and curative acts from Code

Arkansas § 1-2-104

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Ark. Code Ann. § 1-2-104 (2026).

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The omission from this Code of any act or section or part of a section of an act passed prior to the adoption of this Code shall in no way operate or be construed to repeal or destroy the effect of any act or section or part of a section where the act or section or part of a section has been otherwise lawfully passed, is not in conflict with the United States Constitution or the Arkansas Constitution of 1874, and:

(1)Validates any bonds, notes, warrants, certificates, or other evidences of indebtedness issued by any officer, political subdivision, or instrumentality of this state;

(2)Validates any action or cures any defect of any action of any public officer, political subdivision, or instrumentality of this state;

(3)Cures any defect in any title to property; or (4) Validates any acti

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The omission from this Code of any act or section or part of a section of an act passed prior to the adoption of this Code shall in no way operate or be construed to repeal or destroy the effect of any act or section or part of a section where the act or section or part of a section has been otherwise lawfully passed, is not in conflict with the United States Constitution or the Arkansas Constitution of 1874, and: (1) Validates any bonds, notes, warrants, certificates, or other evidences of indebtedness issued by any officer, political subdivision, or instrumentality of this state; (2) Validates any action or cures any defect of any action of any public officer, political subdivision, or instrumentality of this state; (3) Cures any defect in any title to property; or (4) Validates any action or cures any defect in any action of any person, natural or artificial, public or private.