United States — Alabama
Section 5-8A-29 Resumption of Business of Bank.
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If the superintendent has taken possession of a bank, the superintendent may allow it to resume business on approved conditions.
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United States — Alabama
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If the superintendent has taken possession of a bank, the superintendent may allow it to resume business on approved conditions.
United States — Alabama
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Municipalities may charge banks a license fee based on capital, surplus, and undivided profits, but only up to the stated maximum amounts.
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The superintendent must give each examiner a commission, and the examiner must show it to the bank and to any officers being examined.
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United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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A bank seeking incorporation must publish a notice of intention once a week for three consecutive weeks in the newspaper designated by the superintendent.
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United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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The receiver may ask the receivership court for orders to sell or settle the bank’s bad debts, doubtful debts, and certain property, and the court may approve related transactions under stated conditions.
United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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United States — Alabama
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