Arizona Statutes

§ 40-605 — Transition property; property rights; default on transition bonds

Arizona·Title 40 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 3 UTILITY SECURITIZATION·Art. 1 General Provisions
A.Transition property is immediately created by operation of law on the latter of the approval of a financing order, the creation and capitalization of the qualified special purpose entity and issuance and receipt of value for the applicable transition bonds. Transition property continues to exist until the corresponding transition bonds and all ongoing financing costs related to the transition bonds have been fully paid. On creation, transition property belongs to the qualified special purpose entity. A qualified special purpose entity may not conduct any business unrelated to owning, protecting and administering the transition property or issuing, marketing, placing, authorizing, supporting, replaying, refinancing, servicing, administering or refunding transition bonds.
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