For example, in the case of animals larger than a raccoon (such as a dead deer), state laws requires the carcass to be disposed of in a pit at least 3.5 feet deep, on private property, and not adjacent to any standing water.
A bond price is the price at which you can buy or sell a bond. The most usual way of expressing these prices is to use the current price as a percentage or the nominal price of the bond.
To find the actual price of the bond, the listed price must be multiplied as a percentage by the face value of the bond, so the price for the $1,000 bond is 90% Ã $1,000 = 0.9 Ã $1,000 = $900, and the price for the $5,000 bond is 95% Ã $5,000 = .95 Ã $5,000 = $4,750. A point is equal to 1% of the bondâs face value.