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Banking and finance in United States — North Carolina

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741 matching statutes

  • United States — North Carolina

    § 66-224. Contractual requirements.

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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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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 66-262. Filing information.

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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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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 53-224. 17. Purpose.

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    This provision states an intent to allow interstate branching by merger, subject to this Part.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 143B-135. 256. Powers and duties of the Secretary.

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    The Secretary must set criteria, run and support the Natural Heritage Program, cooperate with other agencies, publish information, appoint advisory committees, and submit a biennial report; the inventory data may be shared for environmental assessment and land management, but not used in ways inconsistent with the Prog

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 159-89. Special covenants.

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    A revenue bond order or trust agreement may be made with a bank or trust company and may include covenants on listed financing matters.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 54-53. Corporate powers.

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    The land mortgage association may make and buy certain agricultural land mortgages, issue bonds secured by them, and pledge the related notes and mortgages as bond security.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 148-2. Prison moneys and earnings.

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    Certain prison-system money handlers must post approved bonds; the Division of Prisons may place prison canteen revenue in local banks; and canteen profits must be deposited monthly with the State Treasurer and later credited to a victims fund after the welfare fund budget is met.

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