Section 50.140 – Proceeds from sale of notes to be deposited in county treasury — used only to pay warrants — use of surplus.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 50.140. Proceeds from sale of notes to be deposited in county treasury — used only to pay warrants — use of surplus. — The moneys derived from the sale of the tax anticipation notes herein authorized shall be deposited with the county treasurer, and the clerk of the county commission […]
Section 50.150 – County warrants may be pledged — for what purpose — redemption.
Effective – 28 Aug 1939 50.150. County warrants may be pledged — for what purpose — redemption. — County warrants issued under the authority of sections 50.160 to 50.320, issued to pay any legal indebtedness of a county may be pooled by the holders thereof and assigned to such county and be pledged by the […]
Section 50.130 – Registration of notes.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 50.130. Registration of notes. — The faith and credit of the county shall be deemed to be pledged for the payment of said notes with interest in the manner and from the funds herein specified as though a statement to that effect were endorsed thereon. All notes issued under sections […]
Section 50.060 – County commission may borrow money — amount (first and second class counties).
Effective – 28 Aug 1949 50.060. County commission may borrow money — amount (first and second class counties). — The county commission of counties of classes one and two may borrow money in anticipation of the collection of taxes and revenues for the current fiscal year. The amount of such loans shall at no time […]
Section 50.065 – Borrowing by first class counties authorized, limitations on — tax anticipation warrants, procedure for issue and redemption.
Effective – 28 Aug 1977 50.065. Borrowing by first class counties authorized, limitations on — tax anticipation warrants, procedure for issue and redemption. — The county commission or other governing body of counties of the first class may borrow money in anticipation of the collection of taxes and revenues for the current fiscal year. The […]
Section 50.070 – Tax anticipation notes may be issued in counties of first, third and fourth class.
Effective – 28 Aug 1949 50.070. Tax anticipation notes may be issued in counties of first, third and fourth class. — The county commission in counties of class one, class three and class four may, by resolution, duly passed by a majority of the commissioners thereof, and upon order of said commission, issue negotiable notes […]
Section 50.080 – Tax anticipation notes — how made, signed and attested.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 50.080. Tax anticipation notes — how made, signed and attested. — Said notes shall be known as tax anticipation notes, and by no other name, and on the back of each of said notes there shall appear a certificate that it is issued pursuant to an order of the county […]
Section 50.090 – Estimate of county revenue to be basis for issuing anticipated notes.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 50.090. Estimate of county revenue to be basis for issuing anticipated notes. — The notes herein authorized shall not be issued until after the anticipated revenue for the year has been estimated, as herein provided in section 50.110, and when issued shall be in proportion to the total estimated revenue […]
Section 50.095 – Notes not to issue until revenue estimate made — limitation on amount issued — form of note (first class counties).
Effective – 28 Aug 1986 50.095. Notes not to issue until revenue estimate made — limitation on amount issued — form of note (first class counties). — In counties of the first class authorized to borrow in anticipation of revenue pursuant to section 50.065, the notes authorized pursuant to section 50.070 shall not be issued […]
Section 50.100 – Note provisions.
Effective – 10 Jun 1980 50.100. Note provisions. — Said notes shall be issued to mature in one or more months, but not to exceed twelve months, after date of issue, shall be payable to bearer, shall bear a rate of interest not to exceed fourteen percent per annum from date until maturity, and shall […]