Texas § 1371.055 EXECUTION OF OBLIGATION.

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§ 1371.055 — EXECUTION OF OBLIGATION.

Texas § 1371.055

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 1371.055 (2026).

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Sec. 1371.055. EXECUTION OF OBLIGATION.

(a)An obligation may be executed, with or without a seal, with a manual or facsimile signature, as specified in the obligation authorization.

(b)The signature on an obligation of a person who is no longer an officer when the obligation is delivered to the purchaser is valid and sufficient for all purposes.

(c)A person's successor in office may complete the execution, authentication, or delivery of the obligation.

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Sec. 1371.055. EXECUTION OF OBLIGATION. (a) An obligation may be executed, with or without a seal, with a manual or facsimile signature, as specified in the obligation authorization.
(b) The signature on an obligation of a person who is no longer an officer when the obligation is delivered to the purchaser is valid and sufficient for all purposes.
(c) A person's successor in office may complete the execution, authentication, or delivery of the obligation.