United States — Alabama
Section 19-1-8 Deposit in Name of Principal.
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A bank may pay a fiduciary’s check on the principal’s account, unless the bank knows the fiduciary is breaching that duty or acts in bad faith.
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United States — Alabama
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A bank may pay a fiduciary’s check on the principal’s account, unless the bank knows the fiduciary is breaching that duty or acts in bad faith.
United States — Alabama
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The receiver may borrow money, pledge bank assets, and secure loans, but must present the proposal to the receivership court before closing it.
United States — Alabama
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Banks that miss a superintendent-called assessment payment within 30 days after notice must pay the state $100 per day after that period.
United States — Alabama
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State banks may conduct certain activities through branches in or outside Alabama, subject to the stated limits and the superintendent’s waiver power.
United States — Alabama
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A licensed foreign bank must post its license in a conspicuous place at the Alabama office covered by the license.
United States — Alabama
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Banks must set aside part of yearly net earnings to surplus, and dividend payments and surplus withdrawals are restricted unless approved by the superintendent.
United States — Alabama
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A payor bank may revoke a settlement and recover it, or return an item or send dishonor notice, if it acts before final payment and before the midnight deadline.
United States — Alabama
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A licensed foreign bank with an Alabama state branch or agency must keep specified assets in Alabama, in an amount set by the superintendent relative to its liabilities.
United States — Alabama
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This section limits when a sender must pay for an erroneous payment order and gives the receiving bank recovery rights in some cases.
United States — Alabama
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The bank must not let net earnings after expenses benefit private individuals or entities, except when the board decides enough provision has been made for the bank’s obligations; then later net earnings must be paid to the state.
United States — Alabama
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The receiver must publish and mail notices asking claimants to present and prove claims against the bank.
United States — Alabama
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This chapter applies to all existing or later-created fiduciary accounts, but only for a bank or trust company’s actions or inactions after May 28, 1991.