United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 9-1134 Liability of officers and directors; severability.
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If part of K.S.A. 9-1132, 9-1133, 17-2268, or 17-5831 is invalid, the rest can still be enforced.
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If part of K.S.A. 9-1132, 9-1133, 17-2268, or 17-5831 is invalid, the rest can still be enforced.
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Kansas banks may lease tangible personal property and must follow specified conditions, limits, and timing rules.
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This section defines compliance review terms and says compliance review documents are confidential, with a stated exception for certain government-held information.
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Banks may set up a school savings deposit program with a school board, but the program cannot start until the agreement and needed information are submitted to the commissioner and written approval is given.
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A bank may not establish or keep a branch in Kansas on an affiliate’s premises or property if that affiliate engages in commercial activities.
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Banks may give security for funds deposited by a federally recognized Indian tribe.
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Banks, savings banks, savings and loan associations, and credit unions may run savings promotions if they follow the listed conditions.
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Article 12 applies to any national or state chartered bank with a main office or branch in this state.
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People of any age may be bank depositors and may withdraw deposits by specified paper or electronic methods; banks cannot require a cosigner for certain minor deposits, and minors are responsible for related costs or penalties.
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Joint accounts may be opened in the names of two or more people, including minors, and money on deposit may be paid to any or all joint owners under the deposit contract.
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Any bank may set off a matured obligation or claim it has against a depositor.
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A bank does not have to pay out a deposit subject to an adverse claim unless the claimant gives indemnity the bank accepts or the bank is served with court process or an order.
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A drawee bank must accept and pay a qualifying draft from a failed or closed drawer bank, even if it knows about the failure or closing.
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A drawee bank that pays a draft under the conditions in K.S.A. 9-1213 is released from further liability and protected from claims by the failed or closed drawer bank’s receiver or liquidating agent.
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An account owner may set up a payable-on-death contract with a Kansas bank so the balance passes to named beneficiaries at death.
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Covered banks must insure each depositor’s deposits with the FDIC or its successor. State banks may also buy surety bond coverage for deposits above the FDIC coverage limit.
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If the insurer pays or makes available payment of a bank’s insured deposit liabilities, it becomes subrogated to certain depositor claim rights.
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Closed banks may, with commissioner approval, borrow from or sell assets to the federal deposit insurance corporation or its successor.
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Public officers must deposit public funds only in designated depositories, and the governing body must officially designate those depositories.
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Governmental units must secure public fund deposits before placing them in banks, savings and loan associations, or savings banks.