Delaware § 726 Determination of public convenience

Delaware Statutes

§ 726 — Determination of public convenience

Delaware·Title 5·Part Banks and Trust Companies·Ch. 7 CORPORATION LAW FOR STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES·Subch. Formation of Bank or Trust Company

Upon the application for a certificate that public convenience and advantage will be promoted by the establishment of the bank or trust company, the State Bank Commissioner shall consider and determine whether public convenience and advantage would be promoted by the establishment of the bank or trust company, and whether the terms and provisions of the articles of association are in compliance with this chapter and shall issue or refuse to issue a certificate in accordance with such determination. If the Commissioner refuses to issue a certificate, no further proceedings shall be had, but the application may be renewed after 1 year from the date of the refusal. If the Commissioner issues the certificate, the incorporators shall hold the first meeting and follow the procedure prescribed by

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Upon the application for a certificate that public convenience and advantage will be promoted by the establishment of the bank or trust company, the State Bank Commissioner shall consider and determine whether public convenience and advantage would be promoted by the establishment of the bank or trust company, and whether the terms and provisions of the articles of association are in compliance with this chapter and shall issue or refuse to issue a certificate in accordance with such determination. If the Commissioner refuses to issue a certificate, no further proceedings shall be had, but the application may be renewed after 1 year from the date of the refusal. If the Commissioner issues the certificate, the incorporators shall hold the first meeting and follow the procedure prescribed by § 727 of this title.

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