West Virginia § 13-2G-11 Bonds previously issued by the board of regents

West Virginia Statutes

§ 13-2G-11 — Bonds previously issued by the board of regents

West Virginia § 13-2G-11

Ch. 13PUBLIC BONDED INDEBTEDNESS

Art. 2GSTATE REFUNDING BOND ACT

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W. Va. Code § 13-2G-11 (2026).

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In connection with or incident to the refunding of any bonds previously issued by the board of regents pursuant to any prior enactment of chapter eighteen of the code, or the board of regents predecessor in interest, the university of West Virginia board of trustees and the board of directors of the state college system, as the transferees of all powers, duties and authorities of the board of regents pursuant to chapter eighteen-b of the code, are authorized to make one or more written agreements with regard to which entity is obligated to provide for the payment of such bonds previously issued by the board of regents and with regard to the allocation of revenues to be dedicated to the payment of refunding bonds.

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In connection with or incident to the refunding of any bonds previously issued by the board of regents pursuant to any prior enactment of chapter eighteen of the code, or the board of regents predecessor in interest, the university of West Virginia board of trustees and the board of directors of the state college system, as the transferees of all powers, duties and authorities of the board of regents pursuant to chapter eighteen-b of the code, are authorized to make one or more written agreements with regard to which entity is obligated to provide for the payment of such bonds previously issued by the board of regents and with regard to the allocation of revenues to be dedicated to the payment of refunding bonds.