Texas § 1477.115 BONDHOLDER'S RIGHT TO MANDAMUS.

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§ 1477.115 — BONDHOLDER'S RIGHT TO MANDAMUS.

Texas § 1477.115

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 1477.115 (2026).

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Sec. 1477.115. BONDHOLDER'S RIGHT TO MANDAMUS.

(a)A holder of a bond issued under this subchapter is entitled, by mandamus or other proceedings in court, to enforce the holder's rights against:

(1)the county;

(2)county employees and agents; and

(3)the employees of the county's agents.

(b)A bondholder's rights include the right to require the county to:

(1)impose and collect sufficient rates and charges to carry out the agreements contained in the bond order; and

(2)perform all agreements and covenants contained in the bond order and the duties arising from those agreements or covenants.

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Sec. 1477.115. BONDHOLDER'S RIGHT TO MANDAMUS. (a) A holder of a bond issued under this subchapter is entitled, by mandamus or other proceedings in court, to enforce the holder's rights against:
(1) the county;
(2) county employees and agents; and
(3) the employees of the county's agents.
(b) A bondholder's rights include the right to require the county to:
(1) impose and collect sufficient rates and charges to carry out the agreements contained in the bond order; and
(2) perform all agreements and covenants contained in the bond order and the duties arising from those agreements or covenants.