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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 326 (2) Under the direction of the [ Bank] Commissioner, the board of directors (i) Discharge its debts and obligations; (ii) Collect and distribute its assets; and (iii) Do anything else necessary to wind up its business and affairs. (3) For 3 years after the dissolution becomes effective, the credit union, (i) Shall continue in existence for the purpose of winding up its (ii) May sue and be sued in its name. (a) Any credit union voluntarily may place its business and assets in the hands of (b) A majority of the board of directors of a credit union proposing a voluntary (1) Adopt a resolution that declares that the voluntary receivership is (2) Set a date for a vote on the proposed voluntary receivership by the (c) The [Bank] Commissioner, at the request of the board of directors of a credit (d) The proposed voluntary receivership shall be approved by the affirmative vote (e) After the action is approved by the members, the proper officers of the credit (f) If a credit union is placed in the hands of the [Bank] Commissioner under 7-103. The purposes of the Corporation are to: (10) Cooperate with and assist credit unions, organizations of credit unions, - 1965 -
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