United States — Alabama
Section 5-2A-18 Bank Examiners - Commission.
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The superintendent must give each examiner a commission, and the examiner must show it to the bank and to any officers being examined.
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The superintendent must give each examiner a commission, and the examiner must show it to the bank and to any officers being examined.
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