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United States — Kansas
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A stock bank or trust company may increase its capital stock, and the president and cashier must send the commissioner a verified statement with the increase amount, confirmation it is paid in full, and subscriber details.
United States — Kansas
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If a bank or trust company’s capital is impaired, the commissioner must notify it to restore capital within 90 days, and the board must levy an assessment within 15 days of the impairment notice.
United States — Kansas
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If a stockholder fails to pay an assessment, the bank or trust company may sell the stock to cover the amount due and related expenses.
United States — Kansas
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A stock bank or trust company may issue preferred stock only after a 2/3 common-stock vote and prior approval from the commissioner.
United States — Kansas
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Holders of preferred stock are not liable for assessments to restore impairment in a bank or trust company’s capital stock.
United States — Kansas
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Banks and trust companies may not pay dividends from capital stock; current dividends must come from undivided profits after losses are deducted.
United States — Kansas
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Bank directors may pay cash dividends only from undivided profits, and stock bank directors must keep the surplus fund at least equal to capital stock before paying one. Asset dividends need prior approval from the commissioner.
United States — Kansas
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Banks and trust companies may charge certain losses to surplus, and may reduce surplus only with commissioner approval; stock banks or trust companies may declare stock dividends only if the surplus fund stays at least 30% of resulting total capital.
United States — Kansas
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This text is an index of the Kansas Constitution’s sections and topics.
United States — Kansas
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Powers not delegated to the United States, and not prohibited to the States, are reserved to the States or to the people.
United States — Kansas
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Federal judicial power must not be read to cover certain suits against a state brought by citizens of another state or by foreign citizens or subjects.
United States — Kansas
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Electors must vote by ballot for President and Vice-President and send signed, certified, sealed vote lists to the President of the Senate.
United States — Kansas
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This provision sets Senate composition, Senator voting, voter qualifications, vacancy-filling procedures, and a temporary appointment option for state vacancies.
United States — Kansas
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The text says the people have a right to keep and bear arms, and that right must not be infringed.
United States — Kansas
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A law changing Senators’ and Representatives’ compensation cannot take effect until an election of Representatives has happened.