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73-3-11. Statement of financial ability of applicants.
Before either approving or rejecting an application the state engineer may require suchadditional information as will enable him properly to guard the public interests, and may require astatement of the following facts: In case of an incorporated company, he may require thesubmission of the articles of incorporation, the names and places of residence of its directors andofficers, and the amount of its authorized and its paid-up capital. If the applicant is not acorporation, he may require a showing as to the names of the persons proposing to make theappropriation and a showing of facts necessary to enable him to determine whether or not they arequalified appropriators and have the financial ability to carry out the proposed work, and whetheror not the application has been made in good faith.

No Change Since 1953

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-73 > Chapter-03 > 73-3-11

73-3-11. Statement of financial ability of applicants.
Before either approving or rejecting an application the state engineer may require suchadditional information as will enable him properly to guard the public interests, and may require astatement of the following facts: In case of an incorporated company, he may require thesubmission of the articles of incorporation, the names and places of residence of its directors andofficers, and the amount of its authorized and its paid-up capital. If the applicant is not acorporation, he may require a showing as to the names of the persons proposing to make theappropriation and a showing of facts necessary to enable him to determine whether or not they arequalified appropriators and have the financial ability to carry out the proposed work, and whetheror not the application has been made in good faith.

No Change Since 1953


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-73 > Chapter-03 > 73-3-11

73-3-11. Statement of financial ability of applicants.
Before either approving or rejecting an application the state engineer may require suchadditional information as will enable him properly to guard the public interests, and may require astatement of the following facts: In case of an incorporated company, he may require thesubmission of the articles of incorporation, the names and places of residence of its directors andofficers, and the amount of its authorized and its paid-up capital. If the applicant is not acorporation, he may require a showing as to the names of the persons proposing to make theappropriation and a showing of facts necessary to enable him to determine whether or not they arequalified appropriators and have the financial ability to carry out the proposed work, and whetheror not the application has been made in good faith.

No Change Since 1953