West Virginia Code > Chapter 18 > Article 12A – Revenue Bonds for Marshall University Capital Improvements


18-12A-1	Authority of board of regents to issue revenue bonds for certain capital improvements
18-12A-2	Creation of special university capital improvements fund; revenues payable into special fund; authority of board of regents to pledge revenues to sinking and reserve funds
18-12A-3	Issuance of revenue bonds
18-12A-4	Trust agreement for holders of bonds
18-12A-5	Sinking fund for payment of bonds
18-12A-6	Credit of state not pledged
18-12A-7	Bonds exempt from taxation
18-12A-8	Supplemental powers conferred; conflicting laws superseded

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