53-224.29. Branch closings.
An out-of-state state bank that is subject to an order or written agreement revoking its authority to establish or maintain a branch in North Carolina and any North Carolina State bank that is subject to an order or written agreement revoking its authority to establish or maintain a branch in another state shall wind up the business of that branch in an orderly manner that protects the depositors, customers, and creditors of the branch and that complies with all North Carolina laws and all other applicable laws regarding the closing of the branch. (1995, c. 322, s. 2.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 53 - Regulation of Financial Services
Article 17B - Interstate Branch Banking.
§ 53-224.11 - Interstate branching by North Carolina State banks.
§ 53-224.12 - Interstate branching by de novo entry.
§ 53-224.13 - Interstate branching through the acquisition of a branch.
§ 53-224.14 - Requirement of notice and other conditions.
§ 53-224.15 - Conditions for approval.
§ 53-224.18 - Authority of State banks to establish interstate branches by merger.
§ 53-224.19 - Interstate merger transactions and branching permitted.
§ 53-224.20 - Notice and filing requirements.
§ 53-224.21 - Conditions for interstate merger prior to June 1, 1997.
§ 53-224.23 - Applicability of supervisory authority.
§ 53-224.24 - Examinations; periodic reports; cooperative agreements; assessment of fees.
§ 53-224.27 - Additional branches.
§ 53-224.28 - Notice of subsequent merger or other change in control.
§ 53-224.29 - Branch closings.