United States — North Carolina
§ 130A-412. 4. Definitions.
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This provision defines terms used in this Part.
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When an authorized person requests termination of an equity line of credit, the lender must stop new advances, apply later payments to the debt, and, once the secured balance is zero, satisfy the related security instrument of public record.
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Securities issued under this Chapter keep their validity even if an officer leaves office before delivery, are generally tax-exempt, and may be invested in or deposited by listed public and financial entities.
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A trust institution authorized as a fiduciary in this State may create and manage common trust funds for collective investment, and may add affiliated trust institutions’ fiduciary funds or invest fiduciary funds in those common trust funds if the stated conditions are met.
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Licensees must keep required records for at least three years, keep them separate from other business records, secure them, and tell the Commissioner within 10 days if the records move.
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The Board of Governors may use trust agreements, designated custodians, and insurance to secure special obligation bonds, and bondholders and trustees may enforce rights and required duties subject to any restrictions in the bond documents.
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This section lists who is exempt from the article and sets rules for exemption verification, delegates, and the Commissioner’s power to grant additional exemptions.
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The Authority may use a trust instrument to secure bonds or notes and may pledge revenues or property, set up a sinking fund, subordinate securities, and include bondholder remedies.
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The district board sets the tax rate needed for the district, and the board of commissioners must levy, collect, remit, and deposit the tax as described.
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The Commissioner may investigate and enforce against certain foreign trust institutions, including ordering them to stop trust business or trust marketing in the State.
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This section lets the Department and Secretary garnish intangible property to recover a fraudulent overpayment, but requires notice and response procedures.
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The Commissioner may investigate and enforce against certain out-of-state trust institutions, including ordering them to stop trust business in the State, and must notify other regulators promptly.
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Certain installment paper dealers must file a quarterly statement with the Secretary and pay a .277% tax on the face value of covered obligations.
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The district board sets the tax rate needed for district expenses, and the commissioners must levy and collect it.
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The Commissioner must require mortgage loan originators and transitional mortgage loan originators to be licensed and registered through the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry.
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The Historic Roanoke Island Fund is to be administered by the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and used only for listed purposes.
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Contracts between a consumer and a credit repair business must be written, dated, signed by the consumer, and include specified disclosures and a detachable cancellation notice.
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A filing submitted to the Secretary must include detailed information about the telephonic seller, its principals, room operators, banking and carrier details, and recent civil or criminal proceedings.
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This provision states an intent to allow interstate branching by merger, subject to this Part.