Section 51A-6A-37 - Revocation of franchise for failure to comply with lawful requirements. - South-dakota Statutes

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51A-6A-37. Revocation of franchise for failure to comply with lawful requirements. Any trust company which refuses or neglects to comply with any requirement lawfully made upon it by the director for a period of ninety days after demand in writing is made forfeits its franchise, and the director shall thereupon revoke its authority to transact business. The director shall give notice of the revocation to the president or other managing officer of the trust company. The attorney general, upon the request of the director, then shall begin action for the appointment of a receiver for the trust company and to dissolve the trust company.

Source: SL 1995, ch 268, § 35.

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51A-6A-37. Revocation of franchise for failure to comply with lawful requirements. Any trust company which refuses or neglects to comply with any requirement lawfully made upon it by the director for a period of ninety days after demand in writing is made forfeits its franchise, and the director shall thereupon revoke its authority to transact business. The director shall give notice of the revocation to the president or other managing officer of the trust company. The attorney general, upon the request of the director, then shall begin action for the appointment of a receiver for the trust company and to dissolve the trust company.

Source: SL 1995, ch 268, § 35.

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51A-6A-37. Revocation of franchise for failure to comply with lawful requirements. Any trust company which refuses or neglects to comply with any requirement lawfully made upon it by the director for a period of ninety days after demand in writing is made forfeits its franchise, and the director shall thereupon revoke its authority to transact business. The director shall give notice of the revocation to the president or other managing officer of the trust company. The attorney general, upon the request of the director, then shall begin action for the appointment of a receiver for the trust company and to dissolve the trust company.

Source: SL 1995, ch 268, § 35.