§ 24941 District Securities Trust Deposits
A school district has important papers showing they own some land. The boss of the district wants to keep these papers safe.
The boss can take these papers to a big bank (with at least $1,000,000 of their own money) and ask them to hold the papers. The bank gives the boss a receipt, and the school district isn’t responsible if something happens to the papers while the bank is holding them. The bank must do exactly what the boss tells them in writing and give the papers back when the boss asks for them.
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§ 24941 District Securities Trust Deposits
Last verified: January 23, 2026