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117.116 – SELECTION OF DEPOSITORY. At the time and place | Texas Law

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117.116 – SELECTION OF DEPOSITORY. At the time and place

Texas Local Government Code § 117.116

Summary

This law outlines the process by which a commissioners court in Texas selects a special depository for the registry fund. It mandates that the selection follows the same rules as those for choosing a county depository, ensuring consistency in financial management.

Commissioners court selects a special depository for registry funds.

Selection process follows rules for county depository selection.

Ensures consistent financial management practices.

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