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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

66.171 Register of fully-registered bonds -- Payment of debt charges -- Transfers or

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exchanges.
(1)An issuer shall keep or cause to be kept a register for the purpose of effecting the
exchange, transfer, and payment of fully-registered bonds, which shall show the
date, series, denomination, and owner of the fully-registered bonds and, if
applicable, the number and series of the coupon bonds for which they were
exchanged.
(2)An issuer shall pay or cause to be paid the debt charges on fully-registered bonds
only to or on the order of the person appearing by the register to be the owner of the
bonds, unless otherwise provided in an applicable credit enhancement facility.
(3)Subject to any applicable provisions of the proceedings, registered bonds may be
transferred or exchanged on the register by the registered owner in person or by a
person authorized by the registered owner to do so by a power of attorney.
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