52:27-24. Terms, provisions, conditions and limitations in notes or bonds; negotiability
All notes or bonds issued under this chapter may be subject to such terms of redemption, with or without premium, and contain such provisions, conditions and limitations with respect to the acceleration of the obligation to pay the principal thereof upon such default in the payment of interest on or principal of any bonds or notes, or in respect to the provisions concerning debt service and sinking fund payments, as the resolution authorizing their issuance may provide.
Any notes or bonds issued under this chapter in exchange for any instrument issued under this chapter or any other law may be authorized by such resolution to contain a provision that, in case of default in payment of the principal of or interest on any such note or bond, the holder thereof shall not only have all his rights and remedies thereunder, but in addition shall be reinvested with such of the rights or remedies which he would have had were he then the owner and in possession of the instrument in exchange for which such note or bond shall have been issued as may be specified in such resolution.
Such notes or bonds may contain such reference to any special covenants or provisions contained in the resolution authorizing their issuance and such other terms, conditions or provisions not inconsistent herewith deemed by the commission to give such notes or bonds a higher degree of marketability as the resolution or resolutions determining the form of the notes or bonds may provide.
All notes or bonds issued under this chapter containing any one or more of such references, terms, provisions or conditions shall be deemed negotiable instruments, the provisions or limitations of any other law to the contrary notwithstanding; but nothing in this section shall be construed to impair the negotiability of any other instruments negotiable under other laws of this state.
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