Texas § 37.005 LIMITATIONS ON WITHDRAWALS FROM STATE BANK.

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§ 37.005 — LIMITATIONS ON WITHDRAWALS FROM STATE BANK.

Texas § 37.005

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Tex. Finance Code Code Ann. § 37.005 (2026).

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Sec. 37.005. LIMITATIONS ON WITHDRAWALS FROM STATE BANK.

(a)At the request of a state bank that is experiencing or threatened with unusual and excessive withdrawals because of financial conditions, panic, or crisis, the banking commissioner, to prevent unnecessary loss to or preference among the depositors and creditors of the bank and to preserve the financial structure of the bank and its usefulness to the community, may issue an order limiting the right of withdrawal by or payment to depositors, creditors, and other persons to whom the bank is liable.

(b)The order:

(1)must expire not later than the 10th day after the date it is issued;

(2)must be uniform in application to each class of liability; and

(3)is not subject to judicial review.

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Sec. 37.005. LIMITATIONS ON WITHDRAWALS FROM STATE BANK. (a) At the request of a state bank that is experiencing or threatened with unusual and excessive withdrawals because of financial conditions, panic, or crisis, the banking commissioner, to prevent unnecessary loss to or preference among the depositors and creditors of the bank and to preserve the financial structure of the bank and its usefulness to the community, may issue an order limiting the right of withdrawal by or payment to depositors, creditors, and other persons to whom the bank is liable.
(b) The order:
(1) must expire not later than the 10th day after the date it is issued;
(2) must be uniform in application to each class of liability; and
(3) is not subject to judicial review.