4782

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 882

(5)  The making of reports or returns required by
federal law;

(6)  The disclosure of any information permitted
to be disclosed under those provisions of the Commercial Law
Article that relate to the dishonor of a negotiable
instrument;

(7)  The exchange, in the regular course of
business, of credit information between a fiduciary
institution and any other fiduciary institution or
commercial enterprise, if made directly or through a
consumer reporting agency; [or]

(8)  The exchange, in the regular course of
business, of a statement of a mortgage account on the
subject property in connection with a sale, refinancing, or
foreclosure, of real property; or the disclosure, in the
regular course of business, of a statement of a mortgage
account on the subject property to the holder of any
subordinate mortgage or security interest[.]; OR

(9)  The disclosure to a State's Attorney of any
information in accordance with Article 27, § 142(c)
(regarding the presentation of a certificate under oath to
prove insufficient funds and dishonor of checks).

3-102.

Every trust company has the powers granted by and is
subject to the provisions of this article that relate to
trust companies. However, except as provided in [§
3-210(b)] § 3-209(B) of this title as to the establishment
of branches, the provisions of this article do not repeal,
modify, or affect any special right, privilege, or power
given by charter to a trust company that was organized and
doing business before April 8, 1910.

3-310.

(b) (1) In addition to any other required notice, AT
LEAST ONE notice of the annual meeting shall be published at
least 10 days before the meeting in a newspaper published in
the county where the commercial bank has its principal
banking office.

4-205.

(a) When articles of incorporation are filed for
record in accordance with § 4-204 of this subtitle, the
savings bank becomes a [body corporate] CORPORATION.

4-208.