South Dakota § 51A-6A-42 Director to take charge of insolvent trust company--Appointment of special assistant.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 51A-6A-42 — Director to take charge of insolvent trust company--Appointment of special assistant.

South Dakota § 51A-6A-42

Title 51ABANKS AND BANKING

Ch. 51A-6ACREATION OF TRUST COMPANIES

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S.D. Codified Laws § 51A-6A-42 (2026).

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If it appears upon the examination of any trust company or from any report made to the director that any trust company is insolvent, the director shall take charge of the trust company and all of its property and assets. In so doing the director may appoint a special assistant to take charge temporarily of the affairs of the insolvent trust company until a receiver is appointed. The assistant shall qualify, give bond, and receive compensation the same as the regular examiner, but the compensation shall be paid by the insolvent trust company, or in case of the appointment of a receiver, allowed by the court as costs in the case. No trust company may continue in the charge of a special assistant for a longer period than six months.

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If it appears upon the examination of any trust company or from any report made to the director that any trust company is insolvent, the director shall take charge of the trust company and all of its property and assets. In so doing the director may appoint a special assistant to take charge temporarily of the affairs of the insolvent trust company until a receiver is appointed. The assistant shall qualify, give bond, and receive compensation the same as the regular examiner, but the compensation shall be paid by the insolvent trust company, or in case of the appointment of a receiver, allowed by the court as costs in the case. No trust company may continue in the charge of a special assistant for a longer period than six months.