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Code · Pennsylvania · Title 53 — MUNICIPALITIES GENERALLY · Chapter 55

§ 5510.10. Security interest in funds and accounts.

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§ 5510.10. Security interest in funds and accounts.
(a)General rule.-- Any moneys deposited in any fund created by the authority pledged to be used to pay debt service on bonds of the authority, including any sinking fund or debt service reserve fund, and all investments and proceeds of investments thereof shall, without further action or filing, be subjected to a perfected security interest for the obligees of the authority with respect to the bonds until such moneys or investments shall be properly disbursed in accordance with this chapter and subject to the terms of any trust indenture or other contract between the authority and the obligees of the authority with respect to the bonds.
(b)Applicability.-- This section shall only apply to authorities in cities of the first class.
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(Dec. 30, 2002, P.L.2001, No.230, eff. 60 days; July 16, 2004, P.L.758, No.94, eff. imd.)
2004 Amendment. Act 94 reenacted section 5510.10. See sections 20(3) and 21(3) of Act 94 in the appendix to this title for special provisions relating to Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission contracts and preservation of rights, obligations, duties and remedies.
2004 Unconstitutionality. Act 230 of 2002 was declared unconstitutional. City of Philadelphia v. Commonwealth, 838 A.2d 566 (Pa. 2003).
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