Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“Except in liquidation or dissolution, a credit union must pay expelled members the amounts they paid on shares or deposited, plus accrued interest, in order of expulsion, after deducting any amounts the members owe the credit union.”
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Except in liquidation or dissolution, a credit union must pay expelled members the amounts they paid on shares or deposited, plus accrued interest, in order of expulsion, after deducting any amounts the members owe the credit union.
Section 7-9-19
Except in liquidation or dissolution, amounts paid on shares or deposited by expelled members must be returned to them with accrued interest, in order of expulsion.
Section 7-9-19(1)
Payment shall be made only as funds become available.
Section 7-9-19(2)
The credit union must deduct all amounts owed by an expelled member before paying any money to that member.
Section 7-9-19(3)
Expulsion does not relieve a member from any liability to the credit union.
Section 7-9-19(4)
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