United States — Alabama
Section 5-3A-31 Legislative Findings.
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The Legislature says banking agencies may examine certain service providers that support banks.
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United States — Alabama
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The Legislature says banking agencies may examine certain service providers that support banks.
United States — Alabama
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After notice and a hearing, the superintendent may suspend or revoke a foreign bank’s license if specified grounds are found.
United States — Alabama
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Any bank may appoint a related bank, trust company, or trust department to act as its agent for fiduciary accounts, and the appointing bank stays fully responsible for those actions.
United States — Alabama
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A circuit court may, on the superintendent’s application and without a jury, vacate a bank’s charter, liquidate the bank, or appoint a receiver if bank directors knowingly violate or allow violations of the title’s provisions.
United States — Alabama
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This section says how a beneficiary’s bank handles a payment order when the beneficiary’s name and account number do not match or point to a nonexistent person.
United States — Alabama
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Certain bank examination reports and related Banking Board records are confidential and generally cannot be subpoenaed or inspected, except by grand jury subpoena served on the superintendent.
United States — Alabama
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When a customer delivers an item to a depositary bank for collection, the bank becomes the item’s holder if the customer was a holder when delivering it, even without indorsement.
United States — Alabama
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Banks in Etowah County may open and run branches if they first get written consent from the State Superintendent of Banks and meet regulatory requirements.
United States — Alabama
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This section limits a receiver’s power to void certain FHLB-related transfers and requires the federal home loan bank to repurchase excess stock and respond to receiver requests on collateral, accounts, and advance restructuring.
United States — Alabama
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A bank may charge a customer’s account for properly payable items, including some overdrafts and certain checks, subject to notice and good-faith limits.
United States — Alabama
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If a beneficiary’s bank accepts a payment order, it must pay the beneficiary and, in some cases, send notice by a deadline. The beneficiary may recover damages or interest if the bank refuses payment or fails to give required notice.
United States — Alabama
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When the conversion, consolidation, or merger becomes effective, the state bank’s property automatically becomes the national bank’s property.