West Virginia Code
Article 1. State Depositories
§12-1-6. Unlawful Acceptance of Deposits by Depositories

It is unlawful for any depository to accept and retain state deposits in excess of the amount permitted by application of the preceding section or in an amount greater than its paid up capital stock and surplus.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 12. Public Moneys and Securities

Article 1. State Depositories

§12-1-1. Legislative Findings and Purpose

§12-1-2. Depositories for Demand Deposits; Categories of Demand Deposits; Competitive Bidding for Disbursement Accounts; Maintenance of Deposits by State Treasurer; Definition of Spending Unit

§12-1-3. Depositories for Interest Earning Deposits; Qualifications

§12-1-4. Bonds to Be Given by Depositories

§12-1-5. Limitation on Amount on Deposit; Rules

§12-1-6. Unlawful Acceptance of Deposits by Depositories

§12-1-7. Rules; Banking Contracts and Agreements; Depositors; Agreements

§12-1-8. Conflict of Interest

§12-1-9. Transfer of Funds by Check or Electronic Funds Transfer; Requirements

§12-1-10. The Treasurer to Keep Accounts With Depositories; Settlements With Depositories; Statements of Depository Balances; Reconciliation of Statements and Records

§12-1-11. Reports by Depositories to Treasurer; Discontinuance of Depositories

§12-1-12. Investing Funds in Treasury; Depositories Outside the State

§12-1-12a. Investment of Operating Funds for Cash Flow Needs

§12-1-12b. Cash Management Improvement Act; Administration; Reports

§12-1-12d. Investments by Marshall University, West Virginia University and West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

§12-1-12e. Investments by State Colleges

§12-1-13. Payment of Banking Services and Litigation Costs for Prior Investment Losses

§12-1-14. Banking Services for Medical Cannabis