North Carolina § 117-32 Loans from federal agencies; authority of county, etc., to engage in telephone business

North Carolina Statutes

§ 117-32 — Loans from federal agencies; authority of county, etc., to engage in telephone business

North Carolina § 117-32

Ch. 117Electrification

Art. 4Telephone Service and Telephone Membership Corporations

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 117-32 (2026).

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Whenever any corporation organized under the provisions of this Article desires to secure a grant or loan from any agency of the United States government now in existence or hereafter authorized, it shall apply through the North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority and not direct to the United States agency, and the said North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority alone shall have the authority to make application for grants or loans to any such corporation. Nothing in this Article shall be deemed to authorize any county, city or town to engage in the telephone business. (1945, c. 853, s. 4.)

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Whenever any corporation organized under the provisions of this Article desires to secure a grant or loan from any agency of the United States government now in existence or hereafter authorized, it shall apply through the North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority and not direct to the United States agency, and the said North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority alone shall have the authority to make application for grants or loans to any such corporation. Nothing in this Article shall be deemed to authorize any county, city or town to engage in the telephone business. (1945, c. 853, s. 4.)