New Jersey Revised Statutes
Title 49 - Sale of Securities
Section 49:2B-13 - Application of proceeds

49:2B-13. Application of proceeds
13. a. Proceeds derived from the sale of each series of refunding bonds shall be applied, together with any other moneys legally available therefor, to the payment of the expenses authorized by this act and to the immediate payment of the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest due on any outstanding bonds to be refinanced by the refunding bonds, or, to the extent not required for that immediate payment, shall be deposited, together with any other moneys legally available therefor, in trust with the State Treasurer, to be held separate and apart from all other funds of the State, or, at the direction of the issuing officials, in trust with one or more trustees or escrow agents, which trustees or escrow agents shall be trust companies or national or State banks having powers of a trust company, located either within or without the State. Proceeds or moneys deposited in trust with the State Treasurer or with one or more trustees or escrow agents shall be applied solely to the payment when due of the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest due and to become due on those outstanding bonds to be refinanced on or prior to the redemption date or maturity date of the outstanding bonds, as the case may be. Proceeds or moneys so held by the State Treasurer or deposited with trustees or escrow agents may be invested in government securities (including government securities issued or held in book-entry form on the books of the Department of the Treasury of the United States); except that those government securities shall not be subject to redemption prior to their maturity other than at the option of the holder thereof. Except as provided in subsection b. neither government securities nor moneys so deposited with the State Treasurer or with trustees or escrow agents shall be withdrawn or used for any purpose other than, and shall be held in trust for, the payment of the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest on the outstanding bonds to be refinanced by the refunding bonds; except that any cash received from principal or interest payment on government securities deposited with the State Treasurer or with trustees or escrow agents: (1) to the extent that the cash will not be required at any time for that purpose, shall be paid over to the State as received by the State Treasurer or by the trustees or escrow agents, and (2) to the extent that cash will be required for that purpose at a later date, shall, to the extent practicable and legally permissible, be reinvested in government securities maturing at times and in amounts sufficient to pay when due the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest to become due on the outstanding bonds on and prior to the redemption date or maturity date of the outstanding bonds, as the case may be, and interest earned from those reinvestments to the extent not required for the payment of bonds shall be paid over to the State, as received by the State Treasurer or by the trustees or escrow agents.
b. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this section: (1) the State Treasurer or trustees or escrow agents shall, if so directed by the issuing officials, apply moneys on deposit with the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents pursuant to the provisions of this section and redeem or sell government securities so deposited with the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents and apply the proceeds thereof to: (a) the purchase of the outstanding bonds which were refinanced by the deposit with the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents of the moneys and government securities and immediately thereafter cancel all outstanding bonds so purchased or (b) the purchase of different government securities; except that the moneys and government securities on deposit with the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents after the purchase and cancellation of the outstanding bonds or the purchase of different government securities shall be sufficient to pay, when due, the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest on all other outstanding bonds in respect of which the moneys and government securities were deposited with the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents on or prior to the redemption date or maturity date of the outstanding bonds, as the case may be; and (2) if on any date, as a result of any purchases and cancellations of outstanding bonds or any purchases of different government securities as provided in this subsection, the total amount of moneys and government securities remaining on deposit with the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents is in excess of the total amount which would have been required to be deposited with the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents on that date in respect of the remaining outstanding bonds for which the deposit was made in order to pay when due the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest on those remaining outstanding bonds, the State Treasurer or the trustees or escrow agents shall, if so directed by the issuing officials, pay the amount of that excess to the State.
c. Any amounts held by the State Treasurer in a separate fund for the payment of the principal of and interest on outstanding bonds to be refinanced, as provided in this section, shall, if so directed by the issuing officials, be transferred by the State Treasurer for deposit with one or more trustees or escrow agents as provided in this section, or for deposit with the State Treasurer as provided in this section, to be held separate and apart from all other funds of the State, to be applied to the payment when due of the principal of, redemption premium, if any, and interest to become due on those outstanding bonds, as provided in this section, or be applied by the State Treasurer to the payment when due of the principal of and interest on refunding bonds issued under this act to refinance those outstanding bonds.
d. The State Treasurer is authorized, upon direction of the issuing officials, to enter into contracts with one or more trust companies or national or State banks, to act as trustees or escrow agents as provided in this section, on terms and conditions as shall be approved by the issuing officials.
L.1985,c.74,s.13.

Structure New Jersey Revised Statutes

New Jersey Revised Statutes

Title 49 - Sale of Securities

Section 49:2-1 - Obligations of United States; authority to act as selling and issuing agents

Section 49:2-2 - Short title

Section 49:2-3 - Definitions

Section 49:2-4 - Form of obligation

Section 49:2-5 - Contracts regarding servicing of obligations

Section 49:2-6 - Execution of obligation; signature

Section 49:2-7 - Powers as supplemental; inconsistent laws

Section 49:2A-1 - Short title.

Section 49:2A-2 - Findings, determinations.

Section 49:2A-3 - Definitions.

Section 49:2A-4 - Allocation of State volume cap.

Section 49:2A-5 - Annual report.

Section 49:2B-1 - Short title

Section 49:2B-2 - Findings

Section 49:2B-3 - Definitions

Section 49:2B-4 - Amount authorized

Section 49:2B-5 - Refunding bonds, terms

Section 49:2B-6 - Issuing officials

Section 49:2B-7 - Pledge

Section 49:2B-8 - Authentication

Section 49:2B-9 - Recitals

Section 49:2B-10 - Issues as separate series, interest payable

Section 49:2B-11 - Sale

Section 49:2B-12 - Temporary bonds

Section 49:2B-13 - Application of proceeds

Section 49:2B-14 - Application of trust amounts

Section 49:2B-15 - Replacement of lost bonds or coupons

Section 49:2B-16 - Application of accrued interest

Section 49:2B-17 - Maturities

Section 49:2B-18 - Bonds secured by amounts in trust

Section 49:2B-19 - Appropriations

Section 49:2B-20 - Insufficiency of funds

Section 49:2B-21 - Reports, legislative authority

Section 49:3-47 - Title amended; "act" defined.

Section 49:3-49 - Definitions relative to Uniform Securities Law.

Section 49:3-50 - Exemptions of certain securities.

Section 49:3-51 - Applicability of act.

Section 49:3-52 - Unlawful activities

Section 49:3-52.1 - Prohibitions relative to securities.

Section 49:3-52.2 - Sales of securities, misleading use of senior-specific certifications.

Section 49:3-53 - Prohibited practices relative to investment adviser.

Section 49:3-54 - False, misleading statements.

Section 49:3-55 - Determination of validity of filed document.

Section 49:3-56 - Registration required.

Section 49:3-57 - Obtaining initial, renewal registration.

Section 49:3-58 - Denial, suspension, revocation of registration.

Section 49:3-59 - Maintenance of records, examination.

Section 49:3-60 - Offer or sale of securities, lawful; conditions.

Section 49:3-60.1 - Documents required to be filed.

Section 49:3-61 - Registration of security by qualification.

Section 49:3-61.1 - Coordination with federal registration.

Section 49:3-61.2 - Registration by notification.

Section 49:3-62 - Filing of registration statement, fee.

Section 49:3-63 - Filing of materials distributed to prospective investors.

Section 49:3-64 - Issuance of stop order.

Section 49:3-65 - Handling of filed documents.

Section 49:3-66 - Administration of act.

Section 49:3-66.1 - Continuation of "Securities Enforcement Fund," fees, annual accounting of transactions.

Section 49:3-67 - Rules, forms, orders from bureau chief.

Section 49:3-68 - Powers of bureau chief.

Section 49:3-68.1 - Restraints ordered by bureau chief.

Section 49:3-69 - Enforcement actions by bureau chief.

Section 49:3-70 - Violations, penalties.

Section 49:3-70.1 - Violations, civil penalties.

Section 49:3-71 - Action for deceit; liability.

Section 49:3-72 - Nonapplicability of act.

Section 49:3-73 - Consent to bureau chief as attorney for service of process.

Section 49:3-75 - Construction of act.

Section 49:3-76 - Severability of provisions

Section 49:3-77 - Information provided to prospective investors.

Section 49:3-78 - Agreements relative to exempted transaction.

Section 49:3-79 - Promulgation of legend, investor certification.

Section 49:3-80 - Requirements for Internet site.

Section 49:3-81 - Quarterly report to investors.

Section 49:3-82 - Criteria for disqualifying issuers from claiming exemption.

Section 49:3-83 - Regulations.

Section 49:3-84 - Short title.

Section 49:3-85 - Definitions relative to financial exploitation of vulnerable adults.

Section 49:3-86 - Notification to bureau, county adult protective services provider.

Section 49:3-87 - Notification of certain third party.

Section 49:3-88 - Delay of transaction, disbursement.

Section 48:3-89 - Provision of access to records.

Section 49:4-1 - Security; governing instrument defined

Section 49:4-2 - Shredding in lieu of cremation or incineration

Section 49:5-1 - Short title

Section 49:5-2 - Definitions

Section 49:5-3 - Disclosure

Section 49:5-4 - Permission to proceed; hearings

Section 49:5-5 - Mailing shareholders; payment of expenses

Section 49:5-6 - Time for filing

Section 49:5-7 - Investigations

Section 49:5-8 - Prohibited acts

Section 49:5-9 - Takeover offer

Section 49:5-10 - Voting of securities; restrictions

Section 49:5-11 - Promulgation of regulations

Section 49:5-12 - Injunctions

Section 49:5-13 - Criminal penalties

Section 49:5-14 - Civil penalties

Section 49:5-15 - Rights and remedies

Section 49:5-16 - Conflict with other laws

Section 49:5-17 - Appeals procedure; judicial review; in lieu of prerogative writ

Section 49:5-18 - Severability clause

Section 49:5-19 - Application of Takeover Bid Disclosure Law