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§ 385.  Surplus  account.  Every  savings  and  loan association shall  accumulate and maintain a surplus account as provided in  section  three  hundred eighty-seven of this article. Such surplus account up to ten per  centum  of  the  association's  capital  shall  not be available for any  purpose, except with the prior written approval of  the  superintendent;  but  any  such  association may: (a) charge against such surplus account  any losses or expenses without such approval  only  in  the  event  such  association  has  no  undivided  profits  against  which  such losses or  expenses may be charged or (b) may, with the prior written  approval  of  the  superintendent,  transfer  any  part of such surplus account to any  other account for any purpose. Such account may be created or  increased  by  contributions  and  by  transfers from undivided profits or from net  profits.

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Statutes > New-york > Bnk > Article-10 > 385

§ 385.  Surplus  account.  Every  savings  and  loan association shall  accumulate and maintain a surplus account as provided in  section  three  hundred eighty-seven of this article. Such surplus account up to ten per  centum  of  the  association's  capital  shall  not be available for any  purpose, except with the prior written approval of  the  superintendent;  but  any  such  association may: (a) charge against such surplus account  any losses or expenses without such approval  only  in  the  event  such  association  has  no  undivided  profits  against  which  such losses or  expenses may be charged or (b) may, with the prior written  approval  of  the  superintendent,  transfer  any  part of such surplus account to any  other account for any purpose. Such account may be created or  increased  by  contributions  and  by  transfers from undivided profits or from net  profits.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Bnk > Article-10 > 385

§ 385.  Surplus  account.  Every  savings  and  loan association shall  accumulate and maintain a surplus account as provided in  section  three  hundred eighty-seven of this article. Such surplus account up to ten per  centum  of  the  association's  capital  shall  not be available for any  purpose, except with the prior written approval of  the  superintendent;  but  any  such  association may: (a) charge against such surplus account  any losses or expenses without such approval  only  in  the  event  such  association  has  no  undivided  profits  against  which  such losses or  expenses may be charged or (b) may, with the prior written  approval  of  the  superintendent,  transfer  any  part of such surplus account to any  other account for any purpose. Such account may be created or  increased  by  contributions  and  by  transfers from undivided profits or from net  profits.