Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-413
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Registration of bonds - Endorsement of legality
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 62. Public Finance Page 418
The clerk or appointed agent of every county, city, town,
township, board of education, school district, or other municipal
corporation in this state, issuing bonds under Sections 411 et seq.
of this title, shall register the same in his office. Such bonds
shall also, in every case, be registered by the county clerk or
appointed agent, showing the date, number and amount thereof, rate
of interest, to whom payable, where payable, and date of maturity;
and all bonds issued under this act shall have endorsed thereon a
certificate signed by the county clerk and the district attorney of
the county in which such issuing municipality is located, to the
effect that said bonds are issued pursuant to law, and that said
issue is within the debt limit. Said bonds shall thereafter be
registered by the treasurer or appointed agent of the municipality
issuing the same, said treasurer's or appointed agent's registration
being made in like manner to that of the county clerk as
hereinbefore set forth and each of said bonds shall have a
certificate executed by said treasurer or appointed agent endorsed
thereon to show that said treasurer or appointed agent has so
registered said bonds. Thereafter said bonds shall be delivered to
the State Auditor and Inspector, who shall register the same in his
office in a book kept for that purpose and then shall, under his
seal of office certify upon such bonds the fact that they have been
registered in his office according to law. Nothing in Sections 411
et seq. of this title shall be construed to prohibit options
available under the Registered Public Obligations Act of Oklahoma.
The clerk or appointed agent of every county, city, town,
township, board of education, school district, or other municipal
corporation in this state, issuing bonds under Sections 411 et seq.
of this title, shall register the same in his office. Such bonds
shall also, in every case, be registered by the county clerk or
appointed agent, showing the date, number and amount thereof, rate
of interest, to whom payable, where payable, and date of maturity;
and all bonds issued under this act shall have endorsed thereon a
certificate signed by the county clerk and the district attorney of
the county in which such issuing municipality is located, to the
effect that said bonds are issued pursuant to law, and that said
issue is within the debt limit. Said bonds shall thereafter be
registered by the treasurer or appointed agent of the municipality
issuing the same, said treasurer's or appointed agent's registration
being made in like manner to that of the county clerk as
hereinbefore set forth and each of said bonds shall have a
certificate executed by said treasurer or appointed agent endorsed
thereon to show that said treasurer or appointed agent has so
registered said bonds. Thereafter said bonds shall be delivered to
the State Auditor and Inspector, who shall register the same in his
office in a book kept for that purpose and then shall, under his
seal of office certify upon such bonds the fact that they have been
registered in his office according to law. Nothing in Sections 411
et seq. of this title shall be construed to prohibit options
available under the Registered Public Obligations Act of Oklahoma.
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