Texas § 17.962 STATE APPROVALS.

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§ 17.962 — STATE APPROVALS.

Texas § 17.962

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Sec. 17.962. STATE APPROVALS.

(a)Water financial assistance bonds may not be issued under this subchapter unless such issuance has been reviewed and approved by the bond review board.

(b)The proceedings relating to the water financial assistance bonds issued under this subchapter are subject to review and approval by the attorney general in the same manner and with the same effect as provided by Chapter 1371 , Government Code.

(c)After approval by the attorney general of the proceedings relating to water financial assistance bonds issued under this subchapter, registration of the proceedings by the comptroller, and delivery of the water financial assistance bonds to the purchasers, the water financial assistance bonds are incontestable and constitute general obligations of the state.

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Sec. 17.962. STATE APPROVALS. (a) Water financial assistance bonds may not be issued under this subchapter unless such issuance has been reviewed and approved by the bond review board.
(b) The proceedings relating to the water financial assistance bonds issued under this subchapter are subject to review and approval by the attorney general in the same manner and with the same effect as provided by Chapter 1371 , Government Code.
(c) After approval by the attorney general of the proceedings relating to water financial assistance bonds issued under this subchapter, registration of the proceedings by the comptroller, and delivery of the water financial assistance bonds to the purchasers, the water financial assistance bonds are incontestable and constitute general obligations of the state.