OSCN Found Document:Warrants of Certificates in Excess of Unencumbered Sum Appropriated Forbidden - Issuance and Requisites
Title 62. Public Finance

Oklahoma Statutes Citationized
  Title 62. Public Finance
    Chapter 2 - Provisions Applicable to Subdivisions of the State
        Section 485 - Warrants of Certificates in Excess of Unencumbered Sum Appropriated Forbidden - Issuance and Requisites
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It shall be unlawful for the governing board of any city or town to issue any warrant or certificate of indebtedness, in any form, in payment of, or representing or acknowledging any account, claim or indebtedness against such city or town, or to make any contracts for, or incur any indebtedness against such city or town, in excess of the amount then unexpended and unencumbered of the sum appropriated for the specific item of estimated needs for such purpose theretofore made, submitted, and approved, or authorized for such purpose by a bond issue. All warrants upon the lawful treasurer, for a city or town purpose, shall be issued upon the order of the governing board thereof, drawn by its clerk, signed by the chairman or lawfully designated presiding officer thereof, and the clerk. Each warrant shall be coded in such manner as may be necessary to designate the fund and appropriation upon which it is drawn. The signatures of the presiding officer and clerk shall be deemed as notification to the public that the warrant is for the purpose and within the amount of the appropriation charged.

Historical Data


Laws 1945, HB 433, p. 223, § 1, emerg. eff. April 28, 1945; Amended by Laws 1967, HB 875, c. 214, § 3, emerg. eff. May 1, 1967; Amended by Laws 2004, HB 2332, c. 361, § 12, emerg. eff. July 1, 2004 (superseded document available).

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