Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-400
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Payment of bonds
Official statutory text
Whenever the bonds or interest coupons issued under Sections 391
et seq. of this title, shall become due, they shall be, on
presentation of coupon bonds, promptly paid by the proper disbursing
officer, out of the money in his hands collected for that purpose;
and he shall endorse upon the face of any bond or coupon paid by
him, in red ink, the word "paid", and the date of payment, and sign
his name thereto, and at each settlement he shall turn over the
bonds and coupons so paid and canceled, which shall be carefully
preserved or destroyed. Provided however, the presentation of a
registered bond shall not be required for payment of interest
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 62. Public Finance Page 415
thereon when payment of interest is otherwise provided by the terms
of the bond.
et seq. of this title, shall become due, they shall be, on
presentation of coupon bonds, promptly paid by the proper disbursing
officer, out of the money in his hands collected for that purpose;
and he shall endorse upon the face of any bond or coupon paid by
him, in red ink, the word "paid", and the date of payment, and sign
his name thereto, and at each settlement he shall turn over the
bonds and coupons so paid and canceled, which shall be carefully
preserved or destroyed. Provided however, the presentation of a
registered bond shall not be required for payment of interest
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 62. Public Finance Page 415
thereon when payment of interest is otherwise provided by the terms
of the bond.
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