BondsRegistration
Section § 43880
If you own a coupon bond or bearer bond issued by a city and want to convert it into a registered bond, you can take it to the city treasurer. The treasurer will remove and cancel the coupons and officially register the bond in your name, noting this change on the bond itself.
Section § 43881
This law section explains that after someone owns a bond, they can transfer it to another person. This can be done by the bond owner themselves or by a lawyer they have authorized. To do this, they need to present it to the treasurer, and the bond must be registered again with a statement indicating the transfer.
Section § 43882
This law explains how a bond should be formatted with specific information. It should include the date, the name of the bond owner, and a note that both the interest and principal are payable to the owner. This should be confirmed by the Treasurer or another designated official.
Section § 43883
Once a bond is registered, only the registered owner can receive the principal amount and interest payments.
Section § 43884
The city treasurer needs to maintain a record of all registered bonds and who owns them, and this information must be accessible at any time in his office.
Section § 43885
This law states that bonds issued by statute or city charter can be structured either as coupon bonds or registered bonds, or a mix of both. The form they take will be determined in the specific proceedings when they're issued.