South Dakota § 51A-4-45 Contracts for services.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 51A-4-45 — Contracts for services.

South Dakota·Title 51A BANKS AND BANKING·Ch. 51A-2 GENERAL POWERS OF BANKS

Unless prohibited by another provision of statute, a financial institution, known as the customer institution, may contract with another financial institution, known as the service institution, to grant the service institution the authority to render services to the depositors, borrowers, or other customers of the customer institution, after notice of the proposed contract is given to the director and the director does not object to the contract within thirty days of the notice. A contract may include authority to conduct transactions at or through any principal office, branch, or detached facility of either financial institution which is party to the contract. For the purposes of this section, the service institution is not considered a branch of the customer institution. Nothing in this 

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Unless prohibited by another provision of statute, a financial institution, known as the customer institution, may contract with another financial institution, known as the service institution, to grant the service institution the authority to render services to the depositors, borrowers, or other customers of the customer institution, after notice of the proposed contract is given to the director and the director does not object to the contract within thirty days of the notice. A contract may include authority to conduct transactions at or through any principal office, branch, or detached facility of either financial institution which is party to the contract. For the purposes of this section, the service institution is not considered a branch of the customer institution. Nothing in this section or § 51A-4-44 may be construed to apply to any loan production office as defined in subdivision 51A-1-2(18).

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