United States — New Hampshire
RSA 22:9. Sullivan.
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This section describes the boundaries of Sullivan County.
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United States — New Hampshire
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This section describes the boundaries of Sullivan County.
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This section describes the boundary lines of Grafton County.
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The board must remit collected money to the state treasurer, and the treasurer must manage the retirement fund, make required payments, and file an annual sworn statement.
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The commissioner must examine certain banks, credit unions, trust companies, family trust companies, and consumer credit licensees on a set schedule, with limited waiver or report-acceptance options in some cases.
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The state treasurer must receive retirement-fund money, hold it as custodian, invest it with limited exceptions, pay benefits when ordered by the retirement board, and file an annual sworn statement.
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Do not damage, cover, remove, or disturb boundary monuments or marks, and do not start certain Connecticut River bank, bed, building, dam, or other works that could affect the river boundary without first applying to the transportation commissioner.
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Capital reserve funds must be kept separately and invested only in listed permitted instruments; trustees must adopt, review, and file an investment policy.
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Laws that are inconsistent with this provision are suspended during any banking emergency.
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The commissioner may have separate copies of the banking laws printed when he thinks they are necessary.
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This chapter does not limit any other power the bank commissioner already has under law.
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Guardians of a minor’s estate must invest the minor’s money and property proceeds only in the listed classes of investments, unless the court authorizes or directs otherwise.
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A single trustee of trust funds may invest only in specified bank deposits, public bonds and notes, a qualifying common trust fund, or U.S.-guaranteed obligations, and some investments may be held through certain registered investment vehicles.