Minnesota § 46.21 DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS

Minnesota Statutes

§ 46.21 — DESTRUCTION OF CERTAIN RECORDS

Minnesota § 46.21

PartBANKING

Ch. 46GENERAL BANKING POWERS

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Minn. Stat. § 46.21 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.Reports, correspondence.
After ten years, the commissioner of commerce may dispose of any examination report, call report of the condition of state banks, earnings and dividend report, oath of office of director, examining committee report, or any correspondence with reference to any examination report. After a period of two years the commissioner of commerce need not retain the examiner's original pencil copy of any examination report.

Subd. 2.Upon liquidation.
At any time after ten years from the date of payment of the final dividend in liquidation, the commissioner of commerce may destroy the records, documents, or correspondence of any financial corporation of which the commissioner has taken possession or any records, documents, or correspondence relating to liquidatio

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Subdivision 1.Reports, correspondence.
After ten years, the commissioner of commerce may dispose of any examination report, call report of the condition of state banks, earnings and dividend report, oath of office of director, examining committee report, or any correspondence with reference to any examination report. After a period of two years the commissioner of commerce need not retain the examiner's original pencil copy of any examination report.

Subd. 2.Upon liquidation.
At any time after ten years from the date of payment of the final dividend in liquidation, the commissioner of commerce may destroy the records, documents, or correspondence of any financial corporation of which the commissioner has taken possession or any records, documents, or correspondence relating to liquidation of any financial corporation which has been liquidated.