United States — North Carolina
§ 53-377. When Commissioner may take charge.
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The Commissioner may take over the business and property of a State trust company if certain risk or compliance conditions exist.
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United States — North Carolina
§ 153A-279. Limitations on rail transportation liability.
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The County may allocate financial responsibility for passenger rail claims by contract, but if it does, the contract must require liability insurance; if it does not, the County itself must secure and maintain that insurance.
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§ 66-482. Requirements for offering vehicle value protection agreements.
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This section sets rules for offering and cancelling vehicle value protection agreements, including notice, refund, fee, and financial security requirements.
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§ 160A-626. Limitations on rail transportation liability.
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The Authority may make railroad indemnity/financial responsibility contracts, but if it operates trains it must maintain liability insurance with specified coverage and limits, and liability is capped at $200 million or available insurance proceeds, whichever is greater.
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§ 160A-326. Limitations on rail transportation liability.
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The City may allocate passenger rail claim responsibility by contract, but it must secure liability insurance if it does so or if it does not; the section also caps related liability and applies only to certain large municipalities.
Act or statute Open & ChatUnited States — North Carolina
§ 143-260. 10E. Utility easement at William B. Umstead State Park.
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North Carolina may grant a utility easement in William B. Umstead State Park to Carolina Power and Light Company, and the easement money must be used only to buy property at a state park.
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§ 87-22. 2. Licensing of nonresidents.
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The Board cannot issue or renew certain licenses unless the foreign business has the required certificate of authority, and it must share listed licensee information with the Secretary of Revenue on request.
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§ 87-10. 1. Licensing of nonresidents.
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The Board cannot issue or renew certain licenses for foreign corporations and foreign LLCs unless authority certificates and, for some cases, tax clearance conditions are met. It must also give the Secretary of Revenue annual licensee information on request.
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§ 87-44. 2. Licensing of nonresidents.
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The Board cannot issue or renew certain licenses unless required authority documents or tax debt statements are in place, and it must share requested licensee information with the Secretary of Revenue annually.
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§ 117-2. Powers.
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The North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority may take listed steps to help rural communities get electric service.
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§ 35A-1236. Renewal of bond.
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Guardians who must post a bond, and whose bond is not through a duly authorized surety company, must renew the bond before the clerk every three years.
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§ 14-461. Unauthorized manufacture or sale of switch-lock keys a misdemeanor.
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A person may not make, manufacture, sell, or give away duplicate keys for railroad switch or switch-track locks in this state unless there is a written order from the railroad officer responsible for issuing those keys.
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§ 147-86. 63. No private right of action.
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This section does not create a private right of action. A company may challenge being listed under the Article, but it may not file a contested case more than once every 365 days, and attorneys’ fees may not be awarded under G.S. 150B-33(b)(11).
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§ 53-399. Petition for new trustee.
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An interested person may petition the clerk of superior court for a new trustee or other successor to a State trust company in the situations covered by this Part.
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§ 116-209. 10. Bonds eligible for investment.
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Certain public bodies and fiduciaries may legally invest funds in these bonds, and the bonds may also be deposited with State or municipal officials or agencies where bond deposits are allowed by law.
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§ 54-118. Other corporations admitted.
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Certain mutual corporations, companies, or associations can take the benefit of this Subchapter and be bound by it after filing a signed, sworn declaration with the Secretary of State.
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§ 131A-17. Bonds or notes eligible for investment.
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These bonds or notes may be invested in by specified public and private fiduciaries, and may be deposited with and received by certain State or municipal officials and agencies.
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§ 159D-51. Bonds or notes eligible for investment.
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These bonds or notes may be legally invested in by certain public, financial, and fiduciary holders, and may also be accepted as deposits by state or municipal officials and related public entities.
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§ 159B-21. Bonds eligible for investment.
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Certain public bodies, companies, and fiduciaries may invest in municipal or joint agency bonds, and those bonds may also be deposited with and received by state or local officers or agencies when law allows.
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§ 14-370. Wrongfully obtaining or divulging knowledge of telephonic messages.
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A person must not wrongfully obtain knowledge of a telephonic message by conniving with telephone company staff, and certain telephone company employees must not willfully divulge a message’s contents or nature to anyone other than the intended recipient.
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