United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 50-701 Findings and purpose.
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Kansas says consumer reporting agencies should use reasonable procedures that are fair, accurate, and protect consumer privacy.
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United States — Kansas
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Kansas says consumer reporting agencies should use reasonable procedures that are fair, accurate, and protect consumer privacy.
United States — Kansas
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Certain securities issued by the Kansas City area transportation authority are treated as lawful investments for specified institutions and persons.
United States — Kansas
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Creates a vending facilities account, requires related money to be deposited in a board-designated bank account, allows checks to be written only by designated signers, and keeps the money out of the state treasury.
United States — Kansas
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A stock bank or trust company may issue preferred stock only after a 2/3 common-stock vote and prior approval from the commissioner.
United States — Kansas
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Pledged revenues must be deposited monthly in designated depositories and used only for specified bond-related and building operating costs.
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This article may be cited as the Uniform Commercial Code—Bank Deposits and Collections.
United States — Kansas
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Any bank may set off a matured obligation or claim it has against a depositor.
United States — Kansas
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All trust companies must be organized and governed under the state banking code.
United States — Kansas
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The board must take control of property it acquires, keep it, maintain records, make inventory available, and give public notice 30 days before selling bank-owned property.
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The state fair board may seek a change fund, but the director of accounts and reports controls approval and the maximum amount, and the fund may be used only to make change during the state fair.
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Banks may give security for funds deposited by a federally recognized Indian tribe.
United States — Kansas
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A bank may set off or recoup against a secured party’s deposit-account interest, but subsection (c) limits that when the secured party’s interest is perfected by control and the set-off is based on a claim against the debtor.