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Summary of General Obligation Bonds Election Results 1986 Through Present (In Millions). No amount showed means there are not bonds in that election (pass or failed). K-12 Education : Bonds election pass 1986 Primary Election: 1986 General Election: $800 1988 Primary Election: […]
Research Guide – California Legal Forms California Civil Procedure Formbooks These include: California Affirmative Defenses 2d, Bancroft Whitney, 5 volumes. These forms are for defenses to civil actions. This publication is also available on Westlaw (Formerly, CAAFDEF). California […]
California General Obligation Bonds, by topic and election (In Millions) K-12 Education : Bonds election pass 1986 General Election: $800 1988 Primary Election: $800 1988 General Election: $800 1990 Primary Election: $800 1990 General Election: $800 1992 Primary […]
Main Functions of the California Controller As chief fiscal officer, acts as the state’s accountant and bookkeeper of all public funds. Administers the state payroll system and unclaimed property laws. Serves on numerous boards and commissions including the Board of Equalization […]
Main Functions of the California Treasurer As the state’s banker, manages the state’s investments. Administers the sale of state bonds and notes and is the investment officer for most state funds. Chairs or serves on several commissions, most of which relate to the marketing of […]
California Estate Law Probate, Trusts, Wills, & Estates Related Laws California Probate Code California Civil Code California Code of Civil Procedure California Family Code Search the California Code California Probate, Trusts, Wills, & Estates Law Online […]
Bill of Rights Settlement: Timeline of The Homeowner Bill of Rights October 2010 – Settlement talks begin between the attorneys general, the Obama administration, and the country’s five largest mortgage servicers shortly after all 50 state Attorneys General announce investigations into […]
Bond Financing Bond financing is a type of long-term borrowing that the state uses to raise money for specific purposes. The state gets money by selling bonds to investors. The state repays this money plus interest. The money raised from bonds primarily pays for the purchase of property […]