Tex. Finance Code § 183.204
This is the official text of Tex. Finance Code § 183.204, part of Texas’s Finance Code — regulates banks and other financial institutions.
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§ 183.204. MANAGEMENT OF LIMITED TRUST ASSOCIATION.
Official statutory text
(a) Management of a limited trust association is vested in the participants in proportion to each participant's contribution to capital, as adjusted periodically to properly reflect any additional contribution. The certificate of formation may provide that management of a limited trust association is vested in a board of managers to be elected annually by the participants as prescribed by the bylaws or the participation agreement.
(b) Participants of a limited trust association may not retain management and must elect a board of managers if:
(1) any participant is disqualified from serving as a managing participant under Section 183.103;
(2) the limited trust association has fewer than five or more than 25 participants; or
(3) any participant has been removed by the banking commissioner under Subchapter A, Chapter 185.
(c) The certificate of formation, bylaws, and participation agreement of a limited trust association may use the term "director" instead of "manager" and the term "board" instead of "board of managers."
(b) Participants of a limited trust association may not retain management and must elect a board of managers if:
(1) any participant is disqualified from serving as a managing participant under Section 183.103;
(2) the limited trust association has fewer than five or more than 25 participants; or
(3) any participant has been removed by the banking commissioner under Subchapter A, Chapter 185.
(c) The certificate of formation, bylaws, and participation agreement of a limited trust association may use the term "director" instead of "manager" and the term "board" instead of "board of managers."
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