Texas § 126.454 CREDIT UNION OPERATIONS BEFORE AND AFTER VOTE.

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§ 126.454 — CREDIT UNION OPERATIONS BEFORE AND AFTER VOTE.

Texas § 126.454

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Tex. Finance Code Code Ann. § 126.454 (2026).

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Sec. 126.454. CREDIT UNION OPERATIONS BEFORE AND AFTER VOTE. Immediately after notice under Section 126.453 is mailed, the commissioner may restrict control or give direction with respect to the continued business of the credit union pending consideration of voluntary liquidation by the members. During that period, no member shall withdraw an aggregate amount in excess of the share insurance covered by the credit union. No new extensions of credit shall be funded during the period between the board of directors' adoption of the resolution recommending voluntary liquidation and the membership meeting called to consider voluntary liquidation, except for the issuance of loans fully secured by a pledge of shares and the funding of outstanding loan commitments approved before adoption of the re

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Sec. 126.454. CREDIT UNION OPERATIONS BEFORE AND AFTER VOTE. Immediately after notice under Section 126.453 is mailed, the commissioner may restrict control or give direction with respect to the continued business of the credit union pending consideration of voluntary liquidation by the members. During that period, no member shall withdraw an aggregate amount in excess of the share insurance covered by the credit union. No new extensions of credit shall be funded during the period between the board of directors' adoption of the resolution recommending voluntary liquidation and the membership meeting called to consider voluntary liquidation, except for the issuance of loans fully secured by a pledge of shares and the funding of outstanding loan commitments approved before adoption of the resolution. If the vote to dissolve and liquidate the credit union is affirmative, the credit union may conduct only business incidental to liquidation.