The period in which the state comptroller shall remain the custodian of banks closed as provided in Section 81-9-5 shall not exceed ninety days, and during such period all acts of the state comptroller involving discretion or judgment shall be approved by order of the chancellor, entered in the cause provided for in Section 81-9-9 in the same manner and to the same extent as if the state comptroller were a receiver.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 81 - Banks and Financial Institutions
§ 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
§ 81-9-25. 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
§ 81-9-33. Inventory and books by the receiver
§ 81-9-35. Dividends by receiver
§ 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
§ 81-9-49. 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