Finance Code § 36.226 — United States — Texas law | Esheria

Finance Code § 36.226

A closed state bank cannot be reopened without banking commissioner approval, unless liquidation litigation ends against the commissioner and the court authorizes reopening. The commissioner may also set temporary withdrawal/payment limits for reopened banks, subject to equal treatment rules and an 18-month cap for uns

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A closed state bank cannot be reopened without banking commissioner approval, unless liquidation litigation ends against the commissioner and the court authorizes reopening. The commissioner may also set temporary withdrawal/payment limits for reopened banks, subject to equal treatment rules and an 18-month cap for unsecured claims.