The debt was structured as
a moral obligation bond in which the state promises to pay back the principal plus interest, but is not legally required to do so.
Not exact matches
Thirty - four states have conduit
bond - issuing agencies, but only a few have made the state's credit (either general
obligation or
moral obligation) available to charters.
you could end up with two orders to buy your
bonds, and you would have a
moral obligation to meet both orders, even if that was against your interests.
Examples of tax - backed
bonds include
moral obligations and appropriation - backed
bonds.