PARKS ment of mutilated, destroyed, or lost bonds

Revenue bonds — Bonds of a single issue as payment for one or more projects; immediate effectiveness of resolutions providing for issuance of bonds; time and manner of passage of resolutions. Revenue bonds — Status as constituting debt or pledge of faith and credit of state; effect of issuance on obligation of state to tax or make appropriation; recitals on face of bonds. Revenue bonds — Securing by trust indenture. Revenue bonds — Payment of proceeds to trustee. Revenue bonds — Pledging and allocating funds to payment of bonds; establishment of sinking fund for payment of principal, interest, and other costs. Revenue bonds — Remedies of bondholders, coupon holders, and trustees. Revenue bonds — Revenue refunding bonds. Revenue bonds — Status as legal investment and as securities for deposits. Revenue bonds — Protection of bondholders; part as constituting a contract with bondholders. Revenue bonds — Validation. Use of rentals and other charges collected from leases and contracts for projects; obligations under lease contracts with authority; failure or refusal of lessee to perform; assignment of rentals due. Utilization of income and revenues. Acceptance by authority of grants and contributions. Moneys received by authority as constituting trust funds. Authority property, activities, income, and bonds exempt 12-3-275. 12-3-276. 12-3-277. from taxation and assessment. Venue and jurisdiction for actions under part. Supplemental nature of part. Construction of part. PART 2 NORTH GEORGIA MOUNTAINS AUTHORITY