Tex. Finance Code § 371.301
This is the official text of Tex. Finance Code § 371.301, part of Texas’s Finance Code — regulates banks and other financial institutions.
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§ 371.301. COMMISSIONER'S ENFORCEMENT POWERS.
Official statutory text
For purposes of enforcing this chapter, the commissioner:
(1) has the powers granted to the commissioner under Chapter 14;
(2) may exercise those powers in the same manner as those powers may be exercised under:
(A) Chapters 14, 392, and 394;
(B) Subtitle B, Title 4; and
(C) Chapters 51, 302, 601, and 621, Business & Commerce Code; and
(3) has any authority granted the commissioner by other law.
(1) has the powers granted to the commissioner under Chapter 14;
(2) may exercise those powers in the same manner as those powers may be exercised under:
(A) Chapters 14, 392, and 394;
(B) Subtitle B, Title 4; and
(C) Chapters 51, 302, 601, and 621, Business & Commerce Code; and
(3) has any authority granted the commissioner by other law.
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