California § 1002.20. 1002.20. (Added by Stats. 1970, Ch. 1488.)

California Statutes

§ 1002.20. — 1002.20. (Added by Stats. 1970, Ch. 1488.)

California § 1002.20.

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Code MVCMilitary and Veterans Code - MVC

Div. 4.DIVISION 4. VETERANS' AID AND WELFARE

Ch. 7.CHAPTER 7. Veterans’ Revenue Debenture Act of 1970

Art. 3.ARTICLE 3. Provisions of Resolutions of Issuance and Supplemental Resolutions

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A resolution of issuance may include provisions prescribing a procedure by which the terms and conditions of the resolution may be subsequently amended or modified with the consent of the department and the Veterans’ Debenture Finance Committee and the vote or written consent of the holders of a specified principal amount or specified proportion of the debentures issued and outstanding. Such provisions may include provisions for meetings of debenture holders and for the manner in which the consent of the debenture holders may be given. A resolution of issuance may provide that debentures held by the department or by the State of California or any political subdivision, public corporation or agency thereof shall not be counted as outstanding debentures or be entitled to vote or consent, but

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A resolution of issuance may include provisions prescribing a procedure by which the terms and conditions of the resolution may be subsequently amended or modified with the consent of the department and the Veterans’ Debenture Finance Committee and the vote or written consent of the holders of a specified principal amount or specified proportion of the debentures issued and outstanding. Such provisions may include provisions for meetings of debenture holders and for the manner in which the consent of the debenture holders may be given. A resolution of issuance may provide that debentures held by the department or by the State of California or any political subdivision, public corporation or agency thereof shall not be counted as outstanding debentures or be entitled to vote or consent, but shall nevertheless be subject to any such modification or amendment.