The bonds shall be secured by, and contain a pledge of, any tax or combination of taxes authorized to pay the bonded indebtedness and shall be payable solely from the taxes authorized by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 30 or Amendment 38, as amended by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 72, and this subchapter. However, the issuer is not prohibited from using other taxes, revenues, or receipts to retire the bonds. Acts 1993, No. 920, § 16. The bonds shall be secured by, and contain a pledge of, any tax or combination of taxes authorized to pay the bonded indebtedness and shall be payable solely from the taxes authorized by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 30 or Amendment 38, as amended by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 72, and this subchapter. However, the issuer is not prohibited from using other taxes, revenues, or receipts to retire the bonds. Acts 1993, No. 920, § 16. The bonds shall be secured by, and contain a pledge of, any tax or combination of taxes authorized to pay the bonded indebtedness and shall be payable solely from the taxes authorized by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 30 or Amendment 38, as amended by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 72, and this subchapter. However, the issuer is not prohibited from using other taxes, revenues, or receipts to retire the bonds. Acts 1993, No. 920, § 16. The bonds shall be secured by, and contain a pledge of, any tax or combination of taxes authorized to pay the bonded indebtedness and shall be payable solely from the taxes authorized by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 30 or Amendment 38, as amended by Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 72, and this subchapter. However, the issuer is not prohibited from using other taxes, revenues, or receipts to retire the bonds. Acts 1993, No. 920, § 16.
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