§ 13839 State Bond Payment Obligations
Imagine you borrow money from a bank to buy a house. You promise to pay it back with interest, and you set aside part of your paycheck every month to make sure you can.
This law works the same way. California borrows money by selling bonds and promises to pay it back. The state sets aside money every year, just like your paycheck, to make sure it can pay back what it owes.
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§ 13839 State Bond Payment Obligations
Last verified: January 23, 2026