Arkansas Code § 15-20-803

Commission to retain financial advisor
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Prior to the sale, pledge, or other use of the loans or undivided interests in pools of loans, the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission shall retain the services of a financial advisor who shall render, prior to the closing of the contemplated transaction, a fairness opinion which shall verify that: (1) The loans are properly valued; (2) The transaction enhancements, if any, are not excessive or unreasonable; and (3) The terms and conditions of the contemplated transaction are fair and reasonable. Acts 1995, No. 690, § 4.
Prior to the sale, pledge, or other use of the loans or undivided interests in pools of loans, the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission shall retain the services of a financial advisor who shall render, prior to the closing of the contemplated transaction, a fairness opinion which shall verify that: (1) The loans are properly valued; (2) The transaction enhancements, if any, are not excessive or unreasonable; and (3) The terms and conditions of the contemplated transaction are fair and reasonable. Acts 1995, No. 690, § 4.
Prior to the sale, pledge, or other use of the loans or undivided interests in pools of loans, the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission shall retain the services of a financial advisor who shall render, prior to the closing of the contemplated transaction, a fairness opinion which shall verify that: (1) The loans are properly valued; (2) The transaction enhancements, if any, are not excessive or unreasonable; and (3) The terms and conditions of the contemplated transaction are fair and reasonable. Acts 1995, No. 690, § 4.
Prior to the sale, pledge, or other use of the loans or undivided interests in pools of loans, the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission shall retain the services of a financial advisor who shall render, prior to the closing of the contemplated transaction, a fairness opinion which shall verify that:
(1) The loans are properly valued;
(2) The transaction enhancements, if any, are not excessive or unreasonable; and
(3) The terms and conditions of the contemplated transaction are fair and reasonable.
Acts 1995, No. 690, § 4.

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