Texas § 1203.042 APPROVAL AND REGISTRATION OF CONVERTED OR EXCHANGED PUBLIC SECURITY.

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§ 1203.042 — APPROVAL AND REGISTRATION OF CONVERTED OR EXCHANGED PUBLIC SECURITY.

Texas § 1203.042

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 1203.042 (2026).

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Sec. 1203.042. APPROVAL AND REGISTRATION OF CONVERTED OR EXCHANGED PUBLIC SECURITY.

(a)This section applies to a public security only if:

(1)the public security authorization relating to the security provides that the security is fully registrable or is of the type that has one or more coupons and that the security may be exchanged; or

(2)the security has been converted under Section 1203.041 .

(b)If the public security was initially approved by the attorney general and registered by the comptroller, on exchange or conversion of the security:

(1)a public security that results from the exchange or conversion is considered to have been approved by the attorney general and registered by the comptroller;

(2)the attorney general is not required to approve the resulting security; and

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Sec. 1203.042. APPROVAL AND REGISTRATION OF CONVERTED OR EXCHANGED PUBLIC SECURITY. (a) This section applies to a public security only if:
(1) the public security authorization relating to the security provides that the security is fully registrable or is of the type that has one or more coupons and that the security may be exchanged; or
(2) the security has been converted under Section 1203.041 .
(b) If the public security was initially approved by the attorney general and registered by the comptroller, on exchange or conversion of the security:
(1) a public security that results from the exchange or conversion is considered to have been approved by the attorney general and registered by the comptroller;
(2) the attorney general is not required to approve the resulting security; and
(3) the comptroller is not required to register the resulting security.
(c) If a public security is exchanged, the registrar shall have an appropriate inscription placed on the public security received in exchange verifying that the security received in exchange is in place of the security presented for exchange. The inscription must be manually signed.