Bond Authority definition

Bond Authority means the authority of the Board to Apportion bond funds pursuant to Education Code Section 17070.40. “CBEDS Report” means the enrollment information provided through the California Basic Educational Data System (CBEDS) by school districts to the CDE.
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Bond Authority means a federal, state or local authority established for the purpose of making residential Mortgage Loans to low and moderate income borrowers and issuing bonds or other obligations to fund such loans.
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Examples of Bond Authority in a sentence

  • If the tenant does not receive a bond receipt from the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority within 15 business days of paying a bond, the tenant should contact the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority.

  • In accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act 1997, the Landlord must lodge the bond with the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority within 10 business days after receiving the bond.

  • To carry out this role during the term of your tenancy, your personal information may be disclosed to: * The Landlord * The Landlord's lawyers or mortgagee * Organisations of Tradespeople required to carry out maintenance to the premises * Rental Bond Authority * Residential Tenancy Tribunals/Courts * Credit Agencies * Collection Agents * National Tenancy Database Pty Ltd (ABN 65 079 105025) * Other Real Estate Agents & Landlords.

  • If the Renter does not receive a bond receipt from the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority within 15 business days of paying the bond, the Renter should contact the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority.

  • In accord with the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 the Rental Provider must lodge the Bond with the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority (“RTBA”) within 10 business days of receiving the Bond.