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Code · Maryland · Financial Institutions

§ 5-611

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§5–611.
(a)The board of directors or the depositors representing not less than 25 percent of the deposit liability of any banking institution that is in the possession of a receiver may:
(1)Propose a plan of reorganization for the reorganization and reopening of the banking institution or for the establishment of a new State banking institution, national banking association, or other corporation that they consider necessary; and
(2)Choose a committee to represent them to carry out the plan.
(1)The plan for reorganization of a commercial bank may provide for:
(i)The voluntary surrender or exchange of all or part of the outstanding capital stock of the commercial bank and the resale of that stock;
(ii)The sale of additional authorized stock;
(iii)The voluntary subscription or contribution by depositors and creditors to a guaranty fund; and
(iv)Any other protection for the depositors and creditors.
(2)The plan for reorganization of a savings bank may provide only for the voluntary subscription or contribution by depositors and creditors to a guaranty fund.
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