United States — Florida
Florida Statutes § 687.14 — Definitions.
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This section defines key terms used in the act, including advance fee, borrower, commission, loan broker, principal, and office.
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United States — Florida
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This section defines key terms used in the act, including advance fee, borrower, commission, loan broker, principal, and office.
United States — Florida
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A state bank or trust company needs office approval to reduce outstanding capital shares, must give 15 days’ written notice before increasing them, and special stock offering plans need board and shareholder approval unless the office approves otherwise in limited cases.
United States — Florida
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Partnerships, corporations, and LLCs may not practice public accounting unless they meet listed ownership, CPA, licensing, and compliance conditions.
United States — Florida
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A member or manager of an LLC may delegate management rights and powers to other persons.
United States — Florida
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Certain listed officers may be required to make and sign oaths, affidavits, affirmations, or acknowledgments for a trust company or trust department acting in a fiduciary capacity.
United States — Florida
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Telegraph or telephone companies may build, maintain, and operate lines along railroad rights-of-way if railroad travel or use is not interfered with, and poles must stay at least 20 feet from the track unless the railroad company consents.
United States — Florida
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The office must quickly notify the bank or trust company manager, apply for court confirmation within 10 days, and serve the application and hearing notice before the hearing.
United States — Florida
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Certain public officers, public bodies, companies, fiduciaries, and state or local officials may use these bonds as legal investments or receive them on deposit.
United States — Florida
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Covered business entities must designate a registered agent and registered office, keep the office open during specified hours, and the registered agent must promptly forward service papers.
United States — Florida
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Family trust companies and related licensed entities may not do commercial banking, provide fiduciary services to the public unless licensed under chapter 658, or act in several estate and power-of-attorney roles.
United States — Florida
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Banks and trust companies must keep one main office in Florida, and certain branch or office changes require notice, application, or office approval.
United States — Florida
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The commission may require regular or emergency reports and may audit regulated companies; using those audits cannot deny the company due process.
United States — Florida
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The commission may authorize interim rates during a rate-change proceeding, and it must act within 60 days in certain interim increase or decrease cases.
United States — Florida
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This section says chapters 605 and 607 apply to certain Florida entities, with this act controlling if there is a conflict, and it allows a professional corporation or LLC to change its business purpose by amending its filing.
United States — Florida
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A registered foreign limited liability company in the listed dissolution, merger, or conversion situations must file a notice of withdrawal of certificate of authority with the department.
United States — Florida
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Local governments must treat telecommunications companies nondiscriminatorily when granting franchises or setting rights-of-way terms, and they may not regulate the terms and conditions of voice-over-Internet protocol, broadband, or information services.
United States — Florida
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If a member disagrees with the LLC’s offer, the member must notify the LLC on the required form and demand payment of the member’s fair-value estimate plus accrued interest.
United States — Florida
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An insurer that does not comply by March 1 may lose its certificate of authority, and it cannot keep doing business in the state unless it gets a new certificate.
United States — Florida
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Banks, associations, and trust companies must not mix their own funds with a common trust fund they manage.
United States — Florida
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This section lists activities that do not count as transacting business for a foreign limited liability company.