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Code · Kansas · Chapter 10 — Bonds And Warrants

10-629. Bonds pledgeable as a security for public deposits.

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10-629. Bonds pledgeable as a security for public deposits. Whenever any bond is authorized to be pledged as a security under K.S.A. 9-1402 et seq. or 75-4201 et seq., and amendments thereto, or under any other statute of this state, such bond shall be accepted as a security under such statute if:
(a)In the case of a certificated bond, it is assigned, delivered or pledged to the holder of the deposit for security in accordance with the provisions of such statutes;
(b)in the case of an uncertificated bond, registration of a pledge of the bond is authorized by the system and the pledge of the uncertificated bond is registered; or
(c)in a form approved by the attorney general, which assures the availability of the bond proceeds pledged as a security for public deposits.
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