9-1914a. Destruction of records and papers of state banks which went into receivership; procedure.
9-1914a
9-1914a. Destruction of records and papers of state banks which went
into receivership; procedure.
Whenever books, papers, or records of any bank which went into
receivership more than twenty (20) years before a petition was filed in
a district court as provided hereinafter, or the records of a receiver of
such bank are impounded or
stored on or in the property of any county, either in the office of the
clerk of the district court or elsewhere, the board of county
commissioners of such county or the clerk of the district court may petition
the district court having
jurisdiction in such county, and such court shall have authority, in its
discretion, to order the destruction of all or any part of such records.
The order of such court shall be directed to the board of county
commissioners of such county and any officer in whose care or possession
such records are located or entrusted, and shall contain any special
instructions which the court deems proper for the performance of such
order.
History: L. 1961, ch. 65, § 1; L. 1980, ch. 50, § 1; July 1.