Tex. Finance Code § 126.351
This is the official text of Tex. Finance Code § 126.351, part of Texas’s Finance Code — regulates banks and other financial institutions.
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§ 126.351. REMOVAL OF LIQUIDATING AGENT.
Official statutory text
(a) On finding that the liquidating agent has failed to properly perform the liquidating agent's duties in a timely and efficient manner or has violated this subtitle or a rule adopted under this subtitle, the commissioner by removal order may take possession and control of the books, records, property, assets, and business of the credit union.
(b) The removal order must:
(1) remove the liquidating agent and appoint a successor liquidating agent to complete the liquidation and the winding up of the credit union's affairs subject to the commissioner's supervision and control; and
(2) be served on the liquidating agent being removed.
(c) The removal order takes effect immediately on service.
(b) The removal order must:
(1) remove the liquidating agent and appoint a successor liquidating agent to complete the liquidation and the winding up of the credit union's affairs subject to the commissioner's supervision and control; and
(2) be served on the liquidating agent being removed.
(c) The removal order takes effect immediately on service.
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