La. Rev. Stat. § 6:810

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Rights of withdrawing members

Official statutory text

A. A member or depositor who has served notice of his intention to withdraw remains a member or depositor, but shall have the status of and be classified as a withdrawing member or depositor. His rights and privileges are prescribed, limited, and defined exclusively by the provisions and restrictions of this Section.

B. Except as stated in R.S. 6:807, no liabilities or losses as of a date subsequent to the time and filing of the notice of withdrawal shall be chargeable or assessable against the member's or depositor's shares or accounts.

C. From the date of the application and as long as his application for withdrawal has not been withdrawn, he shall not be entitled to vote or to any other benefit on his shares or savings accounts beyond the collection of the face value thereof, nor to allowance or dividend in the distribution of the accumulated or current profits or earnings.

D. No earnings or interest shall be declared upon that portion of an account which has been noticed for withdrawal, which for earning or interest purposes is required to be deducted from the latest previous additions to such account, so long as such application is on file.

Acts 1970, No. 234, §1. Acts 1983, No. 675, §1.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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