Effective - 28 Aug 1979
96.195. Facility funds only to be used — nonliability of city. — All obligations incurred in connection with the construction, leasing, equipping, operating and maintaining of this facility and grounds and other property, real and personal, under control of the board shall be payable only from the fund established for such facility and the assets under control of the board. The city shall not be liable for any such claims or indebtedness except to the extent of the fund established for such facility and the assets under control of the board or as provided pursuant to sections 96.222, 96.224, 96.226, and 96.228.
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(L. 1979 S.B. 445)
Structure Missouri Revised Statutes
Title VII - Cities, Towns and Villages
Chapter 96 - Municipal Health and Welfare
Section 96.160 - Board of trustees — appointment.
Section 96.170 - Terms of office of trustees — vacancies.
Section 96.175 - Removal of trustees, procedure.
Section 96.180 - Organization of board — rules and regulations.
Section 96.190 - Board to control expenditures, funds — employ assistants.
Section 96.192 - Investment of hospital funds, limitations.
Section 96.195 - Facility funds only to be used — nonliability of city.
Section 96.200 - Annual report — how, when made.
Section 96.210 - Bequests, donations — board to be special trustees.
Section 96.220 - Special taxes under this law to be collected as are regular municipal taxes.
Section 96.222 - Bonds, issuance of — payable from revenue — mortgage authorized.
Section 96.224 - Bonds not indebtedness of state.
Section 96.226 - Bonds, interest, mature when.
Section 96.228 - Bonds secured how, rights of bondholder.
Section 96.229 - Charter hospitals, election to be governed by nonprofit corporation law, procedure.
Section 96.230 - Authorizing certain cities to create social welfare boards.
Section 96.240 - Board — powers and duties.
Section 96.250 - Personnel of board — terms.
Section 96.260 - Board shall meet and organize.
Section 96.270 - Money deposited with treasurer, who shall give bond.