Ala. Code § 33-2-213
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Section 33-2-213 Use of Amounts Transferred
Official statutory text
Any provision of or implication in this article to the contrary notwithstanding, no amount transferred and paid to the Alabama State Port Authority pursuant to this article may be pledged by the port authority to pay principal of or interest on any bonds or other obligations issued by or for the benefit of the port authority; nor shall this article be deemed to constitute a contract between the state or the port authority and the holders of any bonds or other obligations heretofore or hereafter issued by or for the benefit of the port authority, it being understood as follows:
(1) That no holders shall be deemed beneficiaries of this article or any of the appropriations, payments or transfers provided for herein (which such appropriations shall be subject to proration in accordance with law).
(2) That the amounts herein appropriated and ordered transferred and paid to or for the benefit of the port authority constitute mere voluntary payments by the state to or in aid of the port authority.
(1) That no holders shall be deemed beneficiaries of this article or any of the appropriations, payments or transfers provided for herein (which such appropriations shall be subject to proration in accordance with law).
(2) That the amounts herein appropriated and ordered transferred and paid to or for the benefit of the port authority constitute mere voluntary payments by the state to or in aid of the port authority.
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