Ala. Code § 33-2-193

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Section 33-2-193 Docks Facilities Revenue Bonds and Refunding Bonds - Preservation of Outstanding Appropriations, Pledges and Covenants by State and Department

Official statutory text

It is the intention of the Legislature in enacting this article to preserve inviolate all appropriations and pledges heretofore made of any portion of any revenues of the department for the benefit of any of the outstanding bonds.

The state does hereby covenant and agree with the holder of each docks facilities revenue bond or refunding bond issued pursuant to the authority of this article that while any such bonds are outstanding and unpaid (a) neither the state nor the department will appropriate or pledge any portion of the docks facilities revenues for the benefit of any obligations that may at any time be issued pursuant to any statute, ranking on a parity with or superior to the pledge made for the benefit of docks facilities revenue bonds and refunding bonds herein authorized, provided that such covenant and agreement shall not be construed so as to limit the issuance of any obligations subordinate to such pledge, and (b) the state will not change or otherwise alter the duties, responsibilities, obligations or authority of the State Treasurer or the department as provided herein in a manner adverse to the interests of any holder of any docks facilities revenue bond or refunding bond issued under this article.

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