Legal Opinion
Submission of Interrogatories on House Bill 99-1325
Supreme Court of Colorado
Decided May 17, 1999No. 99SA108PublishedCited by 42 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Mullarkey
This matter comes before us..pursuant to article VI, section 3 of the Colorado Constitution. Under authority of that provision, the General Assembly of the State of Colorado, by joint, resolution, submitted to this court three interrogatories regarding House Bill 99-1325. These are:
Interrogatory No. One
Would transportation revenue anticipation notes issued in accordance with the provisions of House Bill 99-1325 constitute a “debt by loan in any form” that is prohibited by section 3 of article XI of the state constitution?
Interrogatory No. Two
Would transportation revenue anticipation notes…
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