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        8A.507  STATING ACCOUNT.
         If an officer who is accountable to the state treasury for any
      money or property neglects to render an account to the director
      within the time prescribed by law, or if no time is so prescribed,
      within twenty days after being required to do so by the director, the
      director shall state an account against the officer from the books of
      the officer's office, charging ten percent damages on the whole sum
      appearing due, and interest at the rate of six percent per annum on
      the aggregate from the time when the account should have been
      rendered; all of which may be recovered by action brought on the
      account, or on the official bond of the officer.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         2003 Acts, ch 145, §89
         Referred to in § 8A.509, 331.552

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Statutes > Iowa > Title-1 > Subtitle-4 > Chapter-8a > 8a-507

        8A.507  STATING ACCOUNT.
         If an officer who is accountable to the state treasury for any
      money or property neglects to render an account to the director
      within the time prescribed by law, or if no time is so prescribed,
      within twenty days after being required to do so by the director, the
      director shall state an account against the officer from the books of
      the officer's office, charging ten percent damages on the whole sum
      appearing due, and interest at the rate of six percent per annum on
      the aggregate from the time when the account should have been
      rendered; all of which may be recovered by action brought on the
      account, or on the official bond of the officer.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         2003 Acts, ch 145, §89
         Referred to in § 8A.509, 331.552

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Iowa > Title-1 > Subtitle-4 > Chapter-8a > 8a-507

        8A.507  STATING ACCOUNT.
         If an officer who is accountable to the state treasury for any
      money or property neglects to render an account to the director
      within the time prescribed by law, or if no time is so prescribed,
      within twenty days after being required to do so by the director, the
      director shall state an account against the officer from the books of
      the officer's office, charging ten percent damages on the whole sum
      appearing due, and interest at the rate of six percent per annum on
      the aggregate from the time when the account should have been
      rendered; all of which may be recovered by action brought on the
      account, or on the official bond of the officer.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         2003 Acts, ch 145, §89
         Referred to in § 8A.509, 331.552