Tex. Finance Code § 126.457
This is the official text of Tex. Finance Code § 126.457, part of Texas’s Finance Code — regulates banks and other financial institutions.
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§ 126.457. APPOINTMENT OF LIQUIDATING AGENT.
Official statutory text
(a) If the members approve the liquidation, the board shall appoint a liquidating agent to:
(1) conserve and collect the credit union's assets;
(2) wind up the credit union's affairs;
(3) discharge the credit union's debts;
(4) distribute the credit union's assets; and
(5) take any other action necessary and incidental to liquidating the credit union.
(b) The National Credit Union Administration or other insuring organization has the right of first refusal to be appointed as liquidating agent of any credit union that it insures.
(1) conserve and collect the credit union's assets;
(2) wind up the credit union's affairs;
(3) discharge the credit union's debts;
(4) distribute the credit union's assets; and
(5) take any other action necessary and incidental to liquidating the credit union.
(b) The National Credit Union Administration or other insuring organization has the right of first refusal to be appointed as liquidating agent of any credit union that it insures.
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