Utah Code § 11-14-305

Registration, denominations, and exchange of obligations
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(1) As used in this section, "obligations" means bonds, bond anticipation notes, and tax anticipation
notes.
(2) Unless otherwise provided by the local political subdivision, Title 15, Chapter 7, Registered
Public Obligations Act, governs and applies to all obligations issued in registered form. If Title
15, Chapter 7, Registered Public Obligations Act, is inapplicable to an issue of obligations,
Subsection (3) governs and applies with respect to such issue.
(3) Any obligations issued under this chapter may be issued in denominations as determined
by the governing body. The governing body may provide for the exchange of any of these
obligations after issuance for obligations of larger or smaller denominations in such manner
as may be provided in the authorizing resolution, provided the obligations in changed
denominations shall be exchanged for the original obligations in like aggregate principal
amounts and in such manner that no overlapping interest is paid; and such obligations in
changed denominations shall bear interest at the same rate or rates, if any, shall mature
on the same date or dates, shall be as nearly as practicable in the same form except for
an appropriate recital as to the exchange, and shall in all other respects, except as to
denominations and numbers, be identical with the original obligations surrendered for
exchange. Where any exchange is made under this section, the obligations surrendered by
the holders at the time of exchange shall be cancelled; any such exchange shall be made only
at the request of the holders of the obligations to be surrendered; and the governing body may
require all expenses incurred in connection with such exchange, including the authorization and
issuance of the new obligations, to be paid by such holders.

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