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Banking and finance in United States — Alabama

Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

1,342 matching statutes

• United States — Alabama

  Section 41-10-48.03 Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the article, including the authority, eligible project, loan, permitted investments, rural area, and related energy-finance terms.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 11-88-132 Acquisition, Etc., of Water System of Water and Fire Protection Authority by City Board of Water and Sewer Commissioners - Conveyance of Funds in Trust for Authority’s Fire Protection System; Governing Board of Authority as Trustees; Trustees’ Powers and Liabilities.

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  If a city’s water and sewer commissioners acquire or control a water and fire protection authority’s water system, they must transfer $2,000,000 into an irrevocable trust for the authority’s fire protection system.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 5-5A-28 Pledge of Assets.

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  Banks generally may not pledge assets as security for deposits, but they may do so for certain trust-fund and public-fund deposits.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 25-1-70 Definitions.

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  This article defines several terms used in the Portable Benefits Act.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 41-10-751 Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the article, including funds, bonds, permitted investments, the state, and transportation projects.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 11-49-21 Applications for and Granting of Licenses for Establishment of Ferries - Procedure Generally.

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  For a ferry license, the owner of both riverbanks has the prior right to establish the ferry. If the banks are owned by different people, municipal authorities may choose which applicant gets the license. A non-owner applicant must submit a written statement from the owner, and it must be filed of record.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 5-19A-2 Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the pawnbroker chapter, including pawn transaction, pawnbroker, pledged goods, and several official roles.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 5-5A-41 Payment of Deposits Made in Names of Two Persons Upon Death of One; More Than Two Persons with Provision for Survivorship.

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  Banks may pay joint deposits to surviving account holders, and the depositor may still withdraw or choose a different written disposition.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 5-5A-12 Membership in Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Etc.

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  Banks operating under this state’s laws must be members of the FDIC or a similar deposit-insuring agency.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 40-16-1 Definitions.

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  This section defines terms used in the chapter, including financial institution, internal revenue code, net income, tax year, state tax year, and trust.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 41-10-370 Payment of Principal and Interest on Bonds and Maintenance of Records Pertaining Thereto by State Treasurer.

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  The State Treasurer must pay bond principal and interest when due, keep records about those payments, and, if a bank is designated as paying agent, provide that bank enough funds one business day before payment is due.

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• United States — Alabama

  Section 5-4A-1 Certain Records to Be Retained; Disposition of Records After Retention for Prescribed Period; Reproduction of Records and Books.

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  Banks must keep their business records for the period required by regulation, may dispose of records after the superintendent-prescribed retention period, and may reproduce books and records by recognized copy processes.

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