§ 1-31-125 — Injunction in aid of proceedings against banking associations; security required of bank directors

The court may, upon satisfactory proof that the directors or
trustees of a corporation have violated or are about to violate
any of the franchises thereof, require them to give security to
the stockholders satisfactory to the court for the proper
discharge of their duties, and for the proper management and
security of the assets. The court may enjoin the directors or
trustees from paying out or issuing the notes of circulation of
the bank and from incurring any additional liabilities, except
for the payment of the necessary services of the officers and
employees of the banking association, the amount of which while
the proceedings are pending shall be under the control of the
court.