United States — Minnesota
Minnesota Statutes § 48.11 - CONTRACTS, HOW MADE
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Banks must have non-routine contracts approved by the board, signed by the required officers, and sealed with the corporate seal.
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Banks must have non-routine contracts approved by the board, signed by the required officers, and sealed with the corporate seal.
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A savings bank may accept and maintain U.S. treasury tax and loan accounts and pledge collateral to secure them, if it follows Treasury regulations.
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The commissioner may examine a reinsurance intermediary and access its books, bank accounts, and records; an RM may also be examined as if it were the reinsurer.
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including pawnbroker, pawnshop, pawn transaction, person, pledged goods, and the law enforcement agencies covered.
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The commissioner can waive electronic tax payment requirements for certain cannabis businesses when banking access is unavailable for cannabis-related reasons, but businesses still must file returns and pay taxes due.
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This provision defines key terms used in sections 548.40 to 548.53.
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including money transmission, licensee, control, authorized delegate, and related terms.
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Bank officers and employees who violate certain specified sections, or who consent to or connive in those violations, are guilty of a gross misdemeanor.
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The county board must not accept or approve certain depository stockholders or owners as sureties on depository bonds unless it first makes a full investigation and is satisfied their responsibility would not be affected by a bank or banker’s failure.
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The commissioner of management and budget may deposit certain public corporation funds in a designated bank or trust company, and the treasurer may require a surety bond or collateral security for those deposits.
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Warehouse operators seeking a license must file an acceptable $10,000 surety bond, or use listed substitutes in some cases.
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The department may make cooperative or reciprocal agreements and joint actions with certain federal or state regulators.
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Certain chartered financial institutions must offer Minnesota residents a savings account with no service charge or fee when the account’s average monthly balance is more than $50.
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A purchaser of state timber must provide security before a timber permit takes effect, and the commissioner handles approval, refunds, and return of the deposit.
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Depositories must give bonds for two years after county board approval and renew them every two years. In counties without a depository, the board may seek proposals and designate depositories when public interests require.
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The council may borrow money after the first day of a fiscal year, and certain council-issued debt instruments may be used for investment or pledged as security.
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Collectors or collection agencies must hold customer payments in a separate trust account for customer funds, and the account must be kept at a properly authorized bank or depository institution.
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A Minnesota savings bank may make student loans, and the borrower must certify that loan proceeds will be used only for specified educational expenses.
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This provision lets the commissioner issue and sell certain bonds, requires a sinking fund account for interest subsidy bonds, and sets sale-price and financing conditions.
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This section says its definitions apply to sections 332.52 to 332.60 and defines terms like “buyer,” “credit services organization,” and “extension of credit.”