United States — Kentucky
KRS § 96A.130 Authority's bonds are legal investments.
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Certain public and private fiduciaries may legally invest funds in authority bonds.
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United States — Kentucky
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Certain public and private fiduciaries may legally invest funds in authority bonds.
United States — Kentucky
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Money received under these provisions must be held and used only as the statute allows.
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If a garnishee holds the defendant’s property or money, it must be transferred immediately to the named person or official; the court must hold the defendant’s personal property or stock pending a court order.
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The county clerk must send a weekly report to the department and, for older collections, deposit or transfer certain tax collections on time.
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Groups of employers may form certain insurance associations or exchanges, and self-insured groups may be authorized and then contract or sue and be sued. The commissioner can require added financial security unless a stated surplus exception applies.
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Groups of employers may form mutual insurance associations or reciprocal/interinsurance exchanges, and authorized self-insured groups may contract and sue or be sued.
United States — Kentucky
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State money and public receipts must be deposited in state depositories, and agency representatives may not cash or enforce checks payable to the Commonwealth for deposit purposes.
United States — Kentucky
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A financial institution may pay a trust account to a trustee on request, and in certain death-related situations may pay the deceased trustee’s personal representative, heirs, or the beneficiary if the listed proof and notice conditions are met.
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This section was repealed effective January 1, 1975.
United States — Kentucky
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This section lists types of property that are presumed abandoned after specified periods if unclaimed, and sets special rules for certain accounts and payments.
United States — Kentucky
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The Treasurer’s bond or pledged warrants do not reduce the Treasurer’s liability, and the state keeps its recovery rights.
United States — Kentucky
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The authority’s revenue bonds and notes are allowed investments for specified public, financial, and fiduciary holders, and may also be deposited with state or municipal officers and related public bodies.