Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 43-2109 (2026)
Hearing — Procedure — Creditors — Proof of ownership of bonds.
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Hearing — Procedure — Creditors — Proof of ownership of bonds.
At the hearing of the cause the court shall examine and consider all proceedings had and taken by the district, the financial condition of the district as shown by the report of the certified public accountant, and the proposed plan of settlement, and the objections, if any, filed thereto by creditors of the district. All creditors who have filed objections shall make proof of their ownership of the bonds or other securities held by them and described in their written objections theretofore filed, and for that purpose the court may require them to exhibit the securities so held.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 2
cases, 1941–1985 · leading case: Bint v. Creative Forest Prods., 697 P.2d 818 (Idaho 1985).
Bint v. Creative Forest Prods., 697 P.2d 818 (Idaho 1985). “§ 43-2109 (now I.C. § 72-439). Nor did Polaris plead the similar requirement of I.”
McLean v. Hecla Mining Co., 108 P.2d 299 (Idaho 1941). “” Section 43-2109 contains the following provision: “An employer shall not be liable for any compensation for a non-accute occupational disease unless such claimant was exposed to the hazard of such disease for a period of sixty days for the same employer.”
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