Wisconsin Code § 200.65

Validation of debt; liability for diverting funds
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(1) DEBT VALIDATION. No legislative, judicial or administrative
determination that a district may not spend borrowed money or
that a district has spent borrowed money for a purpose other than
the stated purpose for which it was borrowed affects the validity
of the obligation or the evidence of indebtedness therefor.
(2) LIMITATIONS ON ACTIONS TO CONTEST DEBTS. Section
893.77 applies to all borrowing by a district and to all evidences
of indebtedness given therefor.

(3) IMPAIRMENTS OF BORROWED MONEY FUNDS. (a) Any
person participating in any impairment of or diversion from a
borrowed money fund, debt service fund, special redemption
fund, bond security or similar fund of the district is liable in an
action brought by a party listed under par. (b) for the cost of
restoring the fund to its proper level.
(b) The commission, any taxpayer of the district or any holder
of an evidence of indebtedness payable in whole or in part out of
the fund that is impaired or diverted may commence an action under par. (a).

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