Sec. 1205.021. AUTHORITY TO BRING ACTION. An issuer may bring an action under this chapter to obtain a declaratory judgment as to:
(1) the authority of the issuer to issue the public securities;
(2) the legality and validity of each public security authorization relating to the public securities, including if appropriate:
(A) the election at which the public securities were authorized;
(B) the organization or boundaries of the issuer;
(C) the imposition of an assessment, a tax, or a tax lien;
(D) the execution or proposed execution of a contract;
(E) the imposition of a rate, fee, charge, or toll or the enforcement of a remedy relating to the imposition of that rate, fee, charge, or toll; and
(F) the pledge or encumbrance of a tax, revenue, receipts, or property to secure the public securities;
(3) the legality and validity of each expenditure or proposed expenditure of money relating to the public securities; and
(4) the legality and validity of the public securities.
Added by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 227, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1999.