New York Laws
Article 5-C - Interstate Branching
223 - Establishment of Branches or Trust Offices by Means of an Acquistion Transaction.

§ 223. Establishment of branches or trust offices by means of an
acquisition transaction. An out-of-state bank may maintain one or more
branches or one or more trust offices located in this state that have
been acquired by means of an acquisition transaction.

Structure New York Laws

Article 5-C - Interstate Branching

222 - Definitions.

223 - Establishment of Branches or Trust Offices by Means of an Acquistion Transaction.

223-A - Establishment of Branches by Out-of-State Banks by De Novo Branching.

224 - Application for the Establishment of Branches or Trust Offices Not Resulting From an Acquistion Transaction; Retention of Branches or Trust Offices Resulting From Merger or Acquistion.

224-A - Change of Location of Branches or Trust Offices by Out-of-State State Banks or Out-of-State State-Chartered Trust Companies.

225 - Interstate Acquisition Transactions.

225-A - Power of Superintendent to Examine Branches or Trust Offices of Out-of-State State Banks or Out-of-State State-Chartered Trust Companies.

225-B - Applicability of Certain Sections to Out-of-State Banks.

226 - Powers of Out-of-State State Banks.

227 - Powers Permitted to Out-of-State Branches of New York Banks.

227-B - Rules and Regulations.

227-C - Separability of Provisions.