United States — Tennessee
TCA § 9-3-206 — Access to records
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These auditors may access books, records, accounts, and official bank accounts to carry out audits and reports.
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United States — Tennessee
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These auditors may access books, records, accounts, and official bank accounts to carry out audits and reports.
United States — Tennessee
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A county must deposit chapter-related money in separate bank or trust company accounts as soon as practicable, keep the accounts separate and limited to chapter purposes, and have them audited annually; it may also contract with bondholders or noteholders about managing those funds.
United States — Tennessee
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Many public bodies, financial institutions, fiduciaries, and other authorized investors may legally invest in the agency’s bonds and notes, and public officers and municipalities may also deposit or receive them for authorized purposes.
United States — Tennessee
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A bank may lease a safe deposit box to a minor and deal with the minor as if the minor had full legal capacity.
United States — Tennessee
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A bank may take security for a cardholder’s credit card obligations.
United States — Tennessee
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A bank may open and run a deposit account for a minor, or for multiple account holders if one or more are minors.
United States — Tennessee
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Powers and authority given to banks and trust companies for administering and maintaining trust funds also apply to trusts created by this chapter.
United States — Tennessee
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A reinsurance intermediary must be available for examination by the commissioner, and the commissioner may access its books, bank accounts, and records in a usable form.
United States — Tennessee
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Construction contractors may withdraw retained funds if they deposit approved securities, and certain officials must handle, approve, or hold those securities under specified conditions.
United States — Tennessee
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A domestic insurance company may deposit securities in a clearing corporation, records must show the securities are held for the company and account, and the commissioner may set rules for these deposits and custodians.
United States — Tennessee
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Local governments may create a corporation to operate a land bank, and the corporation is tax-exempt in the state.
United States — Tennessee
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This section defines several terms used in this part, including “clearing corporation,” “commissioner,” “custodian,” and “securities.”