United States — North Carolina
§ 53-301. Definitions.
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This section defines terms used throughout the Article and lets the Commission adopt additional definitions.
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United States — North Carolina
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This section defines terms used throughout the Article and lets the Commission adopt additional definitions.
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A jeopardized State trust company may issue preferred stock only with Commissioner approval and a majority shareholder vote, after required notice, and must file the meeting minutes with the Secretary of State.
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A State trust company must file notice and related documents with the Commissioner before opening or maintaining an out-of-state trust office or representative trust office.
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A State trust company must be managed by a board of directors, with at least five directors unless the Commissioner approves otherwise. Each person elected as a director must file an affidavit before each term, accepting the position, promising not to violate applicable law, and promising to perform the duties diligent
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A State-owned railroad company must keep a strategic plan and capital investment plan, run a formal performance management system, and take corrective action if performance misses strategic objectives on the plan’s timetable.
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An applicant must file the charter application with the Commissioner, use the Commissioner’s required form, include required supporting materials, and pay the fee set by rule.
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A State trust company must file a notice with the Commissioner before starting or expanding a subsidiary, and usually must wait 30 days after notice receipt before acting unless the Commissioner sets a different date, requests more information or time, or disapproves.
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A State trust company board must require bonding/indemnity coverage, and the company must report certain robberies, shortages, or suspected misapplications to the Commissioner within 48 hours of discovery.
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A State trust company may place its assets and business under the Commissioner’s control with a majority-director resolution and notice, but it generally may not make a general assignment for creditors except by surrendering assets to the Commissioner.
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Local governments generally may not displace private solid waste collectors except under this section’s notice, timing, and compensation rules.
United States — North Carolina
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This section defines several terms used in the Article, including boycott of Israel, company, investment, restricted company, and state agency.
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The Commissioner cannot issue a charter to a proposed State trust company with less than $2,000,000 in initial capital, except as allowed in subsection (b).
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If a State agency lets a production company use real property for a production, it may charge only actual costs and actual lost revenues.
United States — North Carolina
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A state trust company must file notice and supporting documents with the Commissioner before opening, acquiring, or maintaining a trust office or representative trust office in the state, and may have to pay a filing fee set by rule.
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After settlement, the Commissioner must call a shareholder meeting, notify shareholders, transfer remaining assets to elected agent(s), and file a transaction report.
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A proposed State trust company cannot begin until it receives a charter from the Commissioner, and the Commissioner cannot issue the charter until required certifications are made.
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State savings banks and their holding companies have the same power to acquire and be acquired as State associations and their holding companies.
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The Commissioner must include specified trust-company information in an annual report to the Governor and must periodically compile reports for public inspection.
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TNC drivers or transportation network companies must maintain specified primary auto insurance, and drivers must carry proof of coverage and make certain disclosures.
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A private trust company must follow the Article’s rules unless exempted, and it must notify the Commissioner within 48 hours after certain board-authority agreements. The Commissioner may grant exemptions and review or investigate exemption applications.