Summary

1949 Consolidated US Dollar Bond Act (1949)

Article 15 The Bond certificates may be freely traded and mortgaged, and may be used as a substitute when guarantee money is required to be paid in official dealings, and may serve as guarantee reserve of financial enterprises. Article 16 Anyone who counterfeits or damages the credit of the Bond will be prosecuted by the judicial authorities in accordance with law.
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1949 Consolidated US Dollar Bond Act (1949)

Article 11 For the payment of principal and interest on the Bond, the Ministry of Finance, based on the amounts of principal and interest payable for each payment on the three classes of bond certificates as specified in the Table of Principal and Interest Payments, will make timely advance appropriations of the amount payable from the National Treasury's foreign exchange account to the Public Bond Fund Supervisory Committee to be held on deposit exclusively in preparation for payment.
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