Illinois Statutes
§ 69 — Voluntary dissolution; deposit with Commissioner
If any of the liabilities of the dissolving state bank as shown by its records which have been assumed by another bank are not presented or are not satisfied within one year from the publication provided for in Section 68(8), then, and in such event, the bank which has assumed them may deposit with the Commissioner a sum sufficient to meet such outstanding liabilities which when presented to the Commissioner shall be paid by him out of such sum. Upon making such deposit the assuming bank shall no longer be liable on such outstanding liabilities. If such deposit is not made within two years from the Commissioner's publication, the assuming bank shall remain liable thereon as in the case of the other liabilities.
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Legislative History
(Source: Laws 1965, p. 2020.)