§ 19-9-16. Replacement of lost or destroyed passbook.
When any person to whom a passbook, share certificate, membership certificate, stock
certificate, deposit certificate, or other form of investment contract has been issued
by any regulated institution, or by any insured-deposit-taking institution organized
under the laws of the United States, states in writing, under oath, to the regulated
institution or insured-deposit-taking institution organized under the laws of the
United States that issued the book, certificate, or other form of investment contract,
that the book, certificate, or other form of investment contract has not been hypothecated,
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§ 19-9-16. Replacement of lost or destroyed passbook.
When any person to whom a passbook, share certificate, membership certificate, stock
certificate, deposit certificate, or other form of investment contract has been issued
by any regulated institution, or by any insured-deposit-taking institution organized
under the laws of the United States, states in writing, under oath, to the regulated
institution or insured-deposit-taking institution organized under the laws of the
United States that issued the book, certificate, or other form of investment contract,
that the book, certificate, or other form of investment contract has not been hypothecated,
but has been lost or destroyed, and shall make written application for the issue of
a duplicate book, certificate, or other form of investment contract, then the regulated
institution or insured-deposit-taking institution organized under the laws of the
United States may issue a duplicate book, certificate, or other form of investment
contract, and upon delivery, the regulated institution or insured-deposit-taking institution
organized under the laws of the United States shall be discharged from all liability
on account of the issue of the original book, certificate, or other form of investment
contract. References in this section to an issuing regulated institution or insured-deposit-taking
institution organized under the laws of the United States shall be taken to include
any successor regulated institution or insured-deposit-taking institution organized
under the laws of the United States.