Wyoming § 21-13-719 Use of facsimile signatures

Wyoming Statutes

§ 21-13-719 — Use of facsimile signatures

Wyoming § 21-13-719

Title 21Education

Ch. 13SCHOOL FINANCE

Art. 7BOND ISSUES

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 21-13-719 (2026).

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Any person herein authorized or permitted to sign any bonds or
interest coupons, may utilize a facsimile signature in lieu of
his manual signature provided that the signature on the
certificate required by section 8, article 16, of the
constitution shall be manually executed. Such officer may adopt
as and for his own signature the facsimile signature of his
predecessor in office in the event that such facsimile
signature, having been executed by an officer then authorized to
do so, appears upon the bonds or coupons, if any. It shall not
be necessary for such officer to file any certificate with the
secretary of state or any other board or officer.

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Any person herein authorized or permitted to sign any bonds or
interest coupons, may utilize a facsimile signature in lieu of
his manual signature provided that the signature on the
certificate required by section 8, article 16, of the
constitution shall be manually executed. Such officer may adopt
as and for his own signature the facsimile signature of his
predecessor in office in the event that such facsimile
signature, having been executed by an officer then authorized to
do so, appears upon the bonds or coupons, if any. It shall not
be necessary for such officer to file any certificate with the
secretary of state or any other board or officer.