Montana § 17-5-1111 System Of Registration

Montana Statutes

§ 17-5-1111 — System Of Registration

Montana § 17-5-1111

Title 17STATE FINANCE

Ch. 5PUBLIC BOND ISSUES

Part 11Public Obligations Registration

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Mont. Code Ann. § 17-5-1111 (2026).

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17-5-1111 . System of registration.

(1)Each issuer is authorized to establish and regularly maintain a system of registration with respect to each public obligation that it issues. The system may be either a system pursuant to which only certificated public obligations are issued or a system pursuant to which both certificated and uncertificated public obligations are issued. The issuer may discontinue and reinstitute either system from time to time.

(2)The system must be established and regularly maintained or amended, discontinued, or reinstituted for the issuer by the official or official body.

(3)The system must be described in the official actions that provide for original issuance and in subsequent official actions providing for amendments and other matters from time to time. The

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17-5-1111 . System of registration. (1) Each issuer is authorized to establish and regularly maintain a system of registration with respect to each public obligation that it issues. The system may be either a system pursuant to which only certificated public obligations are issued or a system pursuant to which both certificated and uncertificated public obligations are issued. The issuer may discontinue and reinstitute either system from time to time.
(2) The system must be established and regularly maintained or amended, discontinued, or reinstituted for the issuer by the official or official body.
(3) The system must be described in the official actions that provide for original issuance and in subsequent official actions providing for amendments and other matters from time to time. The description may be by reference to a program of the issuer that is established by the official or official body.
(4) The system must define the method or methods by which transfer of the public obligations is effective with respect to the issuer, which method or methods are exclusive (substantial compliance being essential to a valid transfer) and by which payment of principal and any interest must be made. The system may permit the issuance of public obligations in any denomination to represent several public obligations of smaller denominations. The system may also provide for the form of any certificated public obligations, for differing record and payment dates, for varying denominations, and for accounting, canceled certificate destruction, and other incidental matters.
(5) Under a system pursuant to which both certificated and uncertificated public obligations are issued, both types of public obligations may be regularly issued or one type may be regularly issued and the other type issued only under described circumstances or to particular described categories of owners. Under a system pursuant to which uncertificated public obligations are regularly issued, provisions may be made for registration of pledges and releases.
(6) The system may include covenants of the issuer as to amendments, discontinuances, and reinstitutions and the effect of those covenants on the exemption of interest from the income tax provided for by the Internal Revenue Code.
(7) If the effect of a conversion from one of the forms of public obligations provided for in this part to a form not provided for in this part is that interest will continue to be exempt from the income tax provided for by the Internal Revenue Code, this part does not preclude that conversion.
(8) To the extent not inconsistent with this part, the rights provided by other laws with respect to obligations in other forms must be provided with respect to obligations in forms that may be used under this part.