Taking of Possession upon Request of Institution

Act 111 of 1933, § 607, under "DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND SECURITIES CODE".

Act 111 of 1933, § 607

Section 607. Taking of Possession upon Request of Institution.--No institution shall make a general assignment of its business and property for the benefit of its creditors by the appointment of an assignee or a trustee, or otherwise. In lieu of the power to make an assignment for the benefit of creditors, an institution may request the department to take possession in the regular manner provided by law. In such cases, the department may take possession or may take other action deemed appropriate in its discretion, and the secretary may take over such possession and become receiver, in the same manner and subject to the same provisions of this act as when the department takes possession of the business and property of an institution without the request of such institution, unless the secretary determines that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or other appropriate banking agency should take possession and such agency agrees to do so.

(607 amended Dec. 9, 2002, P.L.1604, No.209)