United States — Alabama
Section 27-5B-15 Qualified U.s. Financial Institutions.
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This provision defines when an institution counts as a qualified U.S. financial institution for specific purposes.
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United States — Alabama
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This provision defines when an institution counts as a qualified U.S. financial institution for specific purposes.
United States — Alabama
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A foreign bank may not simultaneously hold an Alabama state branch or agency license and maintain a federal branch or agency in the state.
United States — Alabama
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The bank must keep the county accounts as directed by the county commission, make disbursements only on the commission’s order, and give the commission a detailed receipts-and-disbursements statement twice a year.
United States — Alabama
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A foreign corporation may act here as a fiduciary without following state foreign-corporation qualification or licensing laws, if it is authorized to do fiduciary work in its home state or principal-place-of-business state.
United States — Alabama
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The State Treasurer may contract with state depositories to place state funds in time deposits, and must apportion those deposits among depositories under specified preference rules.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including trust institution, affiliated trust institution, fiduciary, common trust fund, participant, and securities.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines several terms used in the article: fiduciary, fiduciary account, bank, security, and certificate.
United States — Alabama
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A customer or collecting bank that transfers a dishonored item and receives value must pay the amount due, cannot disclaim that obligation, and the recipient may recover damages for breach of warranty if it took the item in good faith.
United States — Alabama
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An authority may invest certain unused funds and sale proceeds in specified securities and other listed investment vehicles, subject to contract limits, credit-rating tests, and Alabama constitutional limits.
United States — Alabama
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A receiving bank may charge a sender’s account in any order when multiple payment orders or other payable items are involved.
United States — Alabama
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The parties may vary this article by agreement, but they cannot waive a bank’s responsibility for bad faith or lack of ordinary care, or cap damages for that failure.
United States — Alabama
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A receiving bank may set cut-off times for receiving and processing payment orders and related cancellation or amendment messages, and late items may be treated as received on the next funds-transfer business day.