Tex. Finance Code § 274.111
This is the official text of Tex. Finance Code § 274.111, part of Texas’s Finance Code — regulates banks and other financial institutions.
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§ 274.111. EFFECTIVE DATE OF CHANGE IN SITUS OF ADMINISTRATION OF FIDUCIARY ACCOUNT.
Official statutory text
(a) A change in the situs of administration takes effect on the effective date stated in the notice under Section 274.109 unless, not later than the 16th day before the effective date:
(1) each party entitled to receive notice for the fiduciary account provides the subsidiary trust company with a written objection to the change; or
(2) a party entitled to receive notice files a written petition in a court seeking to have the change denied under Section 274.112 and provides the subsidiary trust company with a copy of the petition.
(b) A change that is objected to under Subsection (a)(1) takes effect when:
(1) one of the parties objecting to the change removes the party's objection in writing; or
(2) the subsidiary trust company obtains a final court order approving the change.
(c) A change that is objected to under Subsection (a)(2) takes effect when:
(1) the petition is withdrawn or dismissed; or
(2) the court enters a final order denying the relief sought.
(1) each party entitled to receive notice for the fiduciary account provides the subsidiary trust company with a written objection to the change; or
(2) a party entitled to receive notice files a written petition in a court seeking to have the change denied under Section 274.112 and provides the subsidiary trust company with a copy of the petition.
(b) A change that is objected to under Subsection (a)(1) takes effect when:
(1) one of the parties objecting to the change removes the party's objection in writing; or
(2) the subsidiary trust company obtains a final court order approving the change.
(c) A change that is objected to under Subsection (a)(2) takes effect when:
(1) the petition is withdrawn or dismissed; or
(2) the court enters a final order denying the relief sought.
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