United States — Tennessee
TCA § 45-1-119 — Annual report
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The commissioner must send an annual report to the governor within 60 days after each calendar year ends.
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United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner must send an annual report to the governor within 60 days after each calendar year ends.
United States — Tennessee
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Directors and officers of a financial institution are generally protected from money-damages liability for breach of fiduciary duty, except for loyalty breaches, bad-faith conduct, intentional misconduct, or knowing legal violations.
United States — Tennessee
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The committee must keep a special county payroll account at a bank and deposit payroll warrants into it; payroll checks may be issued to county employees.
United States — Tennessee
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Municipal officials handling public funds must deposit them into the municipality’s official bank account within 3 working days, and officials authorized to disburse funds must generally use prenumbered checks or similar instruments.
United States — Tennessee
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The corporation may create a land bank for real property within the creating local government area, but its rules cannot conflict with state law.
United States — Tennessee
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A state bank must apply to the commissioner to amend its charter or change its location, and the commissioner reviews the application under stated criteria.
United States — Tennessee
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A bank may sell assets in the ordinary course of business; if it sells all or substantially all assets, dissenting shareholders get the rights provided by § 45-2-1309.
United States — Tennessee
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A bank may take on secondary liability as an endorser or signature guarantor for certain instruments, and it may disclaim part or all of that guaranty.
United States — Tennessee
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Commissioners, officers, and employees of housing authorities are subject to the conflict-of-interest provisions in §§ 12-4-101 and 12-4-102.
United States — Tennessee
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This chapter does not apply to the listed government entities, certain financial institutions, or transactions governed solely by title 56.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain banks and broker-dealers must give specified customer disclosures when offering insured deposit accounts and noninsured investments, and must disclose the insured institution name before a deposit or CD sale in some cases.
United States — Tennessee
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The receiving organ procurement agency or eye bank must pay covered donor-related costs in full, and the donor’s next of kin is not responsible for them.