State Codes and Statutes
Statutes > Mississippi > Title-81 > 9
81-9-1 - Capital stock impaired; how restored.
81-9-3 - Transfers by banks and other acts in contemplation of insolvency.
81-9-5 - Closing insolvent banks.
81-9-7 - Examiner to be placed in charge.
81-9-9 - Conservation of assets; title.
81-9-11 - Sale of assets of insolvent bank.
81-9-13 - Reopening banks under "freezing of deposits" agreements.
81-9-15 - Limitation on custodial period; approval of acts involving discretion or judgment.
81-9-17 - Receiver to be appointed.
81-9-19 - Surrender of assets to receiver; reports.
81-9-21 - Bond of receiver.
81-9-23 - Duties of receiver.
81-9-25 - Receivers empowered to borrow money.
81-9-27 - Receivers may sell assets of insolvent banks.
81-9-29 - Liquidation; separate assets for creditors; corporate stock.
81-9-31 - Proof of claims.
81-9-33 - Inventory and books by the receiver.
81-9-35 - Dividends by receiver.
81-9-37 - Reports by receiver; petition for discharge.
81-9-39 - Compensation and expenses of receiver and attorney.
81-9-41 - Liquidation of solvent bank.
81-9-43 - Procedure to obtain depositors' liquidation.
81-9-45 - Petition and decree thereon.
81-9-47 - Effect of decree.
81-9-49 - General powers of liquidating corporation.
81-9-51 - Double liability of certain stockholders released.
81-9-53 - Bond of directors; compensation.
81-9-55 - Vacancies and removal of directors.
81-9-57 - Officers of the corporation.
81-9-59 - Compensation of liquidator and other employees.
81-9-61 - Exercise of discretion without approval of court.
81-9-63 - Sale of assets to going bank.
81-9-65 - Corporation and directors may be restrained.
81-9-67 - Liquidating corporations may apply to court for directions.
81-9-69 - Records and inspection thereof.
81-9-71 - Final report and dissolution of the corporation.
81-9-73 - When Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any similar corporation to be appointed receiver.
81-9-75 - Priority of claims for payment against certain insolvent banks upon liquidation or upon execution of purchase of assets and assumption of liabilities.
State Codes and Statutes
Statutes > Mississippi > Title-81 > 9
81-9-1 - Capital stock impaired; how restored.
81-9-3 - Transfers by banks and other acts in contemplation of insolvency.
81-9-5 - Closing insolvent banks.
81-9-7 - Examiner to be placed in charge.
81-9-9 - Conservation of assets; title.
81-9-11 - Sale of assets of insolvent bank.
81-9-13 - Reopening banks under "freezing of deposits" agreements.
81-9-15 - Limitation on custodial period; approval of acts involving discretion or judgment.
81-9-17 - Receiver to be appointed.
81-9-19 - Surrender of assets to receiver; reports.
81-9-21 - Bond of receiver.
81-9-23 - Duties of receiver.
81-9-25 - Receivers empowered to borrow money.
81-9-27 - Receivers may sell assets of insolvent banks.
81-9-29 - Liquidation; separate assets for creditors; corporate stock.
81-9-31 - Proof of claims.
81-9-33 - Inventory and books by the receiver.
81-9-35 - Dividends by receiver.
81-9-37 - Reports by receiver; petition for discharge.
81-9-39 - Compensation and expenses of receiver and attorney.
81-9-41 - Liquidation of solvent bank.
81-9-43 - Procedure to obtain depositors' liquidation.
81-9-45 - Petition and decree thereon.
81-9-47 - Effect of decree.
81-9-49 - General powers of liquidating corporation.
81-9-51 - Double liability of certain stockholders released.
81-9-53 - Bond of directors; compensation.
81-9-55 - Vacancies and removal of directors.
81-9-57 - Officers of the corporation.
81-9-59 - Compensation of liquidator and other employees.
81-9-61 - Exercise of discretion without approval of court.
81-9-63 - Sale of assets to going bank.
81-9-65 - Corporation and directors may be restrained.
81-9-67 - Liquidating corporations may apply to court for directions.
81-9-69 - Records and inspection thereof.
81-9-71 - Final report and dissolution of the corporation.
81-9-73 - When Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any similar corporation to be appointed receiver.
81-9-75 - Priority of claims for payment against certain insolvent banks upon liquidation or upon execution of purchase of assets and assumption of liabilities.
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