Cal. SHC § 6622
This is the official text of Cal. SHC § 6622, part of California’s Streets and Highways Code — governs the construction and maintenance of public roads.
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Official statutory text
The treasurer shall cancel the bond upon the records and deliver to the clerk of the court a receipt substantially in the following form:
“Certificate of Cancellation of Street Improvement Bond Series (designating it), in the City (or County) of (naming it).
$ /100 No.
I, ____, Treasurer of the City (or County) of ____ do hereby certify that I have received the above bond from the clerk of the Superior Court of ____ (naming county) in that certain foreclosure action entitled ____ vs. ____ No. ____, Superior Court of ____ County; and I have this day canceled said bond on my records, pursuant to the order of the court made in said case.
Dated at _____, this _____ day of _____, 20__.
Treasurer of the City (or County) of
By
Deputy”
“Certificate of Cancellation of Street Improvement Bond Series (designating it), in the City (or County) of (naming it).
$ /100 No.
I, ____, Treasurer of the City (or County) of ____ do hereby certify that I have received the above bond from the clerk of the Superior Court of ____ (naming county) in that certain foreclosure action entitled ____ vs. ____ No. ____, Superior Court of ____ County; and I have this day canceled said bond on my records, pursuant to the order of the court made in said case.
Dated at _____, this _____ day of _____, 20__.
Treasurer of the City (or County) of
By
Deputy”
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