§ 1219 Bond Investment Certification Rules
This law says that when a state officer checks a district's bonds and says they are okay, certain banks, insurance companies, and other public officials can buy those bonds or use them as security for loans.
A savings bank wants to buy bonds issued by a local school district after the state officer has inspected them and said they are good.
Because the bonds have been checked and approved, the bank is allowed to purchase them or use them as a pledge for a loan.
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§ 1219 Bond Investment Certification Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026