Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
453 matching statutes
United States — Kentucky
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This section creates a special state fund for rural water project interest-rate assistance and sets rules for who can get help, how the fund is administered, and what agencies must do.
United States — Kentucky
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This section says KRS 324A.150 to 324A.164 do not apply to listed governments, banks, real estate brokers or agents, certain employees, some entities and appraisers, and certain appraisal management companies, unless another law requires registration.
United States — Kentucky
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The county treasurer for drainage districts must handle district funds, keep them in a board-designated bank, give bond, and pay money only on properly issued warrants. Unpaid warrants for lack of funds draw 6% interest until paid.
United States — Kentucky
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A county official must not mix public funds with private or individual funds, and must not use public funds for any purpose other than the purpose for which they were received and deposited.
United States — Kentucky
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Actions to repeal or vacate certain charters can be started only by order of the Legislature, unless another law expressly says otherwise.
United States — Kentucky
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The directors must elect a president, one or more vice presidents, a secretary, and a treasurer.
United States — Kentucky
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Counties with 300,000+ population may set occupational license fees, but the rate cannot exceed 1.25%; fiscal courts may not regulate ministers’ religious duties.
United States — Kentucky
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Boards of education must appoint a bank, trust company, or savings and loan association as depository, and depositories must provide collateral and manage board funds and records as directed.
United States — Kentucky
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This section gives the corporation broad powers to hire staff, contract, borrow and lend money, handle property and securities, and work with development agencies, while imposing limits on guaranties, loan approvals, loan security, and interest rates.
United States — Kentucky
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Money received under this statute must be held and used only as the cited provisions allow.
United States — Kentucky
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Money received under this chapter must be treated as trust funds and used only as this chapter allows.
United States — Kentucky
1 provisions
This section is marked repealed.
United States — Kentucky
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Money received under the cited bond provisions is treated as trust funds and must be used only as those provisions allow.
United States — Kentucky
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This section describes Kentucky’s boundary with Missouri along the middle of the Mississippi River between specified intersection points.
United States — Kentucky
1 provisions
The authority may secure bonds with a trust indenture and may treat related expenses as project operating costs.
United States — Kentucky
1 provisions
A district court may order a ward’s estate assets deposited in certain approved financial institutions or a single-premium deferred annuity, and the guardian or conservator may withdraw them only with court authorization.
United States — Kentucky
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including administrator, holder, owner, property, gift card, stored-value card, and virtual currency.
United States — Kentucky
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This section requires commission bonds to be issued in the commission’s name and identified by the board of education, and allows local bond financing arrangements with the board of education and issuer.
United States — Kentucky
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This section defines terms used in KRS 367.380 to 367.389, including advance fee, affiliate, borrower, loan broker, and principal.
United States — Kentucky
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In large counties outside urban-county and consolidated local governments, constables are paid a $9,600 yearly salary, and constables and recorders must remit and report office funds on a set monthly and daily schedule.