Title 12 › Chapter 3— FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM › Subchapter VIII— STATE BANKS AS MEMBERS OF SYSTEM › § 336
After August 23, 1935, a stock certificate from a State member bank cannot say it represents stock in any other company, except for another member bank or a company that held the bank’s premises on June 16, 1934. The sale, transfer, or ownership of a bank stock certificate also cannot be made dependent on owning stock of any other company, except those same two kinds. However, the rule does not stop any other company from requiring that someone own, buy, or transfer that other company’s stock only if the person also owns a State member bank stock certificate.
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12 U.S.C. § 336
Title 12 — Banks and Banking
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