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17:9A-209 - Use of capital stock or surplus
17:9A-209. Use of capital stock or surplus
A. No bank shall use any part of its capital stock or surplus paid in pursuant to its certificate of incorporation until it receives a certificate of authority pursuant to section 14.
B. No savings bank shall use any part of its capital deposits paid in pursuant to its certificate of incorporation until it receives a certificate of authority pursuant to section 14.
L.1948, c. 67, p. 348, s. 209.
A. No bank shall use any part of its capital stock or surplus paid in pursuant to its certificate of incorporation until it receives a certificate of authority pursuant to section 14.
B. No savings bank shall use any part of its capital deposits paid in pursuant to its certificate of incorporation until it receives a certificate of authority pursuant to section 14.
L.1948, c. 67, p. 348, s. 209.
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