Wyoming Statutes
§ 13-7-201 — "Member" defined
Wyoming·Title 13 Banks, Banking and Finance·Ch. 7 SAVINGS AND LOAN OPERATIONS·Art. 2 INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS
A member of a state savings and loan association is any person
owning a savings account or investment certificate or any person
borrowing from or assuming a loan held by an association or
obligated upon a loan held by an association through purchase.
Savings and investment account holders have no vote in the
operations of the association.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 13-7-101
Generally§ 13-7-104
Real estate and personal property§ 13-7-201
"Member" defined§ 13-7-202
Interest and earnings§ 13-7-203
Dividends§ 13-7-301
Savings and investment accounts§ 13-7-302
Accounts of minors; joint accounts§ 13-7-303
Repealed by Laws 2015, ch. 68, § 2§ 13-7-304
Repealed by Laws 2015, ch. 68, § 2§ 13-7-401
Debenture bonds§ 13-7-402
Borrowing from federal home loan bank§ 13-7-501
General requirements