1371.055 – EXECUTION OF OBLIGATION. (a) An obligation may
Texas Government Code § 1371.055
Summary
This law outlines how obligations can be executed, including the validity of signatures from former officers. It allows successors to complete the execution process, ensuring obligations remain enforceable even if the original signatory is no longer in office.
Obligations can be executed with or without a seal.
Signatures from former officers are still valid.
Successors can finalize execution and delivery of obligations.
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