Title 12 › Chapter 12— SAVINGS ASSOCIATIONS › § 1466a
The Comptroller can examine, oversee, and set rules for any building, building-and-loan, or homestead association that is in, does business in, or has an office in the District of Columbia (except Federal savings associations) the same way he does for Federal savings associations. If an association is organized under D.C. law, it also gets the legal powers that Federal savings associations have, on top of any powers it already has. The Comptroller may allow changes to charters, articles, bylaws, or other founding documents as he provides, even if those documents say otherwise. None of this makes a D.C. association a Federal savings association, and the Comptroller is not required to impose the exact same rules that apply to Federal savings associations.
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12 U.S.C. § 1466a
Title 12 — Banks and Banking
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Apr 3, 2026
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