Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-57.66
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Interim bonds
Official statutory text
The Commission is authorized to issue one or more interim bonds
representative of the bonds so sold, which interim bonds may be in
any denomination, shall have all the qualities and be secured by all
the covenants and pledges made to secure the bonds so sold, but said
interim bonds shall represent the bonded debt only until such time
as the definite bonds are printed, executed and delivered to the
purchaser thereof. No tender of any such interim bonds shall be
valid until the expiration of the period of contestability provided
in this act. Simultaneously with delivery of the definitive bonds,
any such interim bonds shall be surrendered for cancellation and
canceled by the State Treasurer of Oklahoma.
representative of the bonds so sold, which interim bonds may be in
any denomination, shall have all the qualities and be secured by all
the covenants and pledges made to secure the bonds so sold, but said
interim bonds shall represent the bonded debt only until such time
as the definite bonds are printed, executed and delivered to the
purchaser thereof. No tender of any such interim bonds shall be
valid until the expiration of the period of contestability provided
in this act. Simultaneously with delivery of the definitive bonds,
any such interim bonds shall be surrendered for cancellation and
canceled by the State Treasurer of Oklahoma.
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