Washington Statutes
§ 30A.44.170 — Voluntary liquidation—Notice to creditors.
Washington § 30A.44.170
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Wash. Rev. Code § 30A.44.170 (2026).
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Any bank may, upon receipt of written permission from the director, go into voluntary liquidation by a vote of its stockholders owning two-thirds of its capital stock. When such liquidation is authorized, the directors of such corporation shall publish in a newspaper published in the place where such corporation is located, once a week for four consecutive weeks, a notice requiring creditors of such corporation to present their claims against it for payment.
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Legislative History
[2014 c 37 s 233;1994 c 92 s 121;1955 c 33 s 30.44.170. Prior:1917 c 80 s 74; RRS s 3281. Formerly RCW30.44.170.]
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