United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 7.13 — Miami-Dade County.
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This section describes the boundary lines of Miami-Dade County and states an area that is not included in those boundaries.
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United States — Florida
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This section describes the boundary lines of Miami-Dade County and states an area that is not included in those boundaries.
United States — Florida
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The section sets rules for collateral arrangements used by qualified public depositories, operating subsidiaries, custodians, and the Chief Financial Officer.
United States — Florida
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Mortgage guaranty insurers are limited in how much risk they may keep on one insurance subject and may write mortgage guaranty insurance for real estate loans only when the loans are ones an authorized lender or insurer could make.
United States — Florida
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This section describes the boundary of Volusia County by listing a detailed line between named natural features, roads, survey lines, and markers.
United States — Florida
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Recorded instruments can give a trustee power to manage real property, and third parties dealing with the trustee generally do not have to investigate beneficiaries or unrecorded agreements.
United States — Florida
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Local rules on customer safety at ATMs are preempted, except where this section expressly provides otherwise.
United States — Florida
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A lessor may limit or deny a safe-deposit-box user’s access if the person cannot or will not follow the lessor’s security-related procedures, unless all lessees take the steps needed for reasonable compliance.
United States — Florida
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A qualifying youth in foster care may be allowed to make and sign documents for depository financial services if a court issues an order removing the disability of nonage.
United States — Florida
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This section defines “lessee,” “lessor,” and “safe-deposit box” for sections 655.93-655.94.
United States — Florida
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A county board may hire an approved service organization to handle self-insurance claims and may fund and replenish a special checking account for that purpose, subject to stated documentation and warrant-signature requirements.
United States — Florida
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Posted notices must say “posted,” show the owner/lessee/occupant name, and be placed where they can be seen from outside the enclosure.
United States — Florida
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The Department of Health must create and publish practitioner profiles, verify and update certain information, and include specified statements and disciplinary or liability information. Practitioners get 30 days to review and correct their profile, and may be fined up to $100 per day for failing to do so.
United States — Florida
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A corporation may not make loans to its directors or officers, or to related entities they control or in which they have a substantial financial interest, except for certain 501(c)(3)-to-501(c)(3) loans.
United States — Florida
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People living in this state may participate in self-donated or directed-donor blood programs for planned medical needs.
United States — Florida
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ATM operators or owners may charge an access fee or surcharge, but they must disclose it, and agreements cannot block that charging right in the stated circumstances.
United States — Florida
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The Chief Financial Officer must order any suspension or disqualification of a qualified public depository and mail notice to the depository; the CFO must also notify certain public depositors, and may take appropriate chapter 120 action if immediate danger exists.
United States — Florida
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Financial institution-affiliated parties are barred from conflicted transactions unless specified safeguards are met, and several related self-dealing restrictions apply.
United States — Florida
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Public deposits must be secured under this chapter and generally be placed in a qualified public depository, with listed exemptions.
United States — Florida
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The Department of Health may set up client welfare accounts in certain financial institutions, and if only one account is created, separate revenue and expense records must be kept for each client, program, facility, or institution.
United States — Florida
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This section describes the boundary lines of Manatee County.