41-6-206. Action by attorney general; service of process; sale of property to satisfy judgment.
Whenever the state loan and investment board deems it advisable after being advised of the default in the payment by any drainage or irrigation district of principal or interest, or both, due to the state of Wyoming upon bonds or other obligations of such drainage or irrigation district owned by the state of Wyoming, it shall instruct the attorney general to take such steps as he deems necessary to collect the amount due. In case an action is filed, process may be served in case a special commissioner has been appointed by leaving a copy thereof with the special commissioner. Any property which the district owns, or in which it has any equity, may be levied upon to satisfy any judgment obtained in the manner now provided by law, except that no appraisement of such property shall be required; and at any sale of property of said district under execution, the state of Wyoming may bid in such property in any amount deemed advisable by the state loan and investment board; provided, however, that no property of the district shall be bid in by the state of Wyoming for a sum in excess of the amount of the judgment held by the state of Wyoming.
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