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§ 5-1A-5 — Supervisory Provisions Not Applicable to National Banks

Alabama·Title 5 Banks and Financial Institutions·Ch. 1A General Provisions
The supervisory provisions of Chapters 1A through 12A of this title shall not apply to national banks.

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Legislative History

(Acts 1980, No. 80-658, §5-1-5.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 5-10A-1
Authorization or Direction of Banks to Postpone Paying Liabilities, Segregate Deposits and Assets, Renew Loans, Etc
§ 5-10A-10
Segregation of Assets - Commingling of Items in Classes of Deposits
§ 5-10A-11
Segregation of Assets - Adjustments; Identification of Segregated Items
§ 5-10A-12
Discharge of Deposits of Script, Clearinghouse Certificates or Emergency Currency
§ 5-10A-13
Issuance and Reissuance of Script, Clearinghouse Certificates or Emergency Currency
§ 5-10A-14
Issuance of Notes or Certificates of Indebtedness as Evidence of Compensation for Services or Labor During Banking Emergency
§ 5-10A-15
Authorization and Approval of Reorganization of Bank Without Receivership Liquidation
§ 5-10A-16
Compliance with Chapter, Federal Laws, Etc., Not to Entail Liability
§ 5-10A-17
Officers Not to Incur Liability or Penalties for Compliance with Orders of Superintendent, Federal Laws, Etc
§ 5-10A-2
Promulgation of Rules and Regulations; Requirements of Reports, Etc., Generally
§ 5-10A-3
Declaration of Banking Holidays; Promulgation of Emergency Rules or Regulations
§ 5-10A-4
Extension, Etc., of Banking Holiday or Emergency Rules or Regulations
§ 5-10A-5
Sections 5-10A-1 through 5-10A-4 Applicable Only in Emergencies; Duration of Emergency Action
§ 5-10A-6
Operation of Banks Under Federal Laws
§ 5-10A-7
Payment of Expenses of Bank Operating Without Receivership Liquidation
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