New York LFN Code § 62.10

Statutory installment bonds
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§ 62.10 Statutory installment bonds.  a. Notwithstanding any other\nprovisions of this chapter, if the principal amount for an object or\npurpose, or objects or purposes, or class or classes thereof, to be\nfinanced by the issuance of bonds does not exceed five million dollars\nin the aggregate, a single bond, to be known as a statutory installment\nbond, may be issued for the full principal amount, if the issue is to be\nsold at private sale. Any such bond shall provide for the payment of\nboth the principal and interest upon presentation of the bond for\nnotation of such payments thereon, except that such a statutory\ninstallment bond may be issued and sold to the United States of America\nor any agency thereof in any amount and that such principal and interest\nshall be payable without such presentation.\n  b. A statutory installment bond, in bearer, if authorized by federal\nlaw, or registered form, shall be in terms, form and contents,\nsubstantially as follows:\nStatutory        United States of America     $  (Here insert full\nInstallment      State of New York               amount of bond\nBond             County of                       issue)\n                  (Here insert name of the issuer)\n(Here  insert  type  of bond and year, such as "Highway Machinery Serial\nBond--1976")\n  The (Here insert name of the issuer), in the County of ___________, a\n(Here insert whether a municipality, school district, fire district or\nother district corporation) of the State of New York, hereby\nacknowledges itself indebted and for value received promises to pay to\n(Here insert "bearer" or the name of registered owner if the bond is\nissued in registered form) the principal sum of __________________\nDollars ($________) (in (_____) equal annual installments of __________\nDollars ($________) on the ________ day of ____ in the years 20__ __, to\n20 __, inclusive)\n                                   or\n(in________(___) annual installments (Here state the amounts, the annual\nprincipal payment date, and the years in which  the  principal  payments\nwill  be made. No annual installment shall be more than fifty per centum\nin excess of the smallest prior installment unless the finance board has\ndetermined to provide for substantially level or declining  annual  debt\nservice,  in  which case the aggregate amount of debt service payable in\nany year shall not exceed the lowest aggregate amount  of  debt  service\npayable in any prior year by more than five percent))\nand  to  pay interest on the unpaid balance of such principal sum at the\nrate of ______ per centum (______%)  per  annum,  semi-annually  on  the\n_________ days of ________ and ______ in each year from the date of this\nbond  until  it matures. Interest will not be paid on any installment of\nprincipal, or  of  interest,  after  the  due  date  thereof.  Both  the\ninstallments  of principal of and the interest on this bond will be paid\nto the (Here insert "bearer" or "registered owner" if the bond is issued\nin registered form) of this bond in lawful money of the  United  States*\nonly  upon  presentation  of  this bond for notation of any such payment\nthereon* (omit language enclosed within asterisks when the bond is  sold\nto  the  United States of America or an agency thereof) at the office of\n________\n                (Here insert place or places of payment)\n  This bond is a statutory installment bond, the principal sum of which\ncannot exceed Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000) unless it is issued and\nsold to the United States of America or any agency thereof, and is\nissued pursuant to section 62.10 of the Local Finance Law and pursuant\nto a bond resolution entitled "(Here insert title)", duly adopted by the\n(Here insert name of the finance board) of such (Here insert name of the\nissuer) on the ________ day of ___, 20 __. This bond may not be\nconverted into a coupon bond.\n  The faith and credit of such (Here insert name of the issuer) are\nhereby irre

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