Kansas Code — 17
Browse 566 sections in division 17 of the Kansas code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 17-618. Eminent domain, exercise by sundry corporations and partnerships. Lands may be appropriated for the use of macadam-road, plank-road, hospit
- § 17-619. Powers of sundry companies. That any macadam-road, plank-road, telegraph, hydraulic, irrigating, gas company, milling or other manufacturin
- § 17-623. Sewerage corporations; powers in cities. Any sewerage corporation shall have full power to construct, operate and maintain a sewer, sewers,
- § 17-624. Same; contracts with cities. The municipal authorities of any city of the first or second class in which any sewerage corporation shall exi
- § 17-625. Irrigation corporations; operations authorized. Corporations may be organized for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating da
- § 17-626. Same; general powers. Any such corporation shall have the power:(a) To cause such examination and survey for its proposed works to be made,
- § 17-627. Same; eminent domain. Such corporations shall have the right to condemn, for its uses, any lands or other property, according to the proced
- § 17-628. Same; rates and terms for services; appeal; hearing. Whenever any party which shall receive water from such corporation shall consider its
- § 17-629. Power of corporations to hold stock in and aid similar corporations. Any corporation or association which has power to construct, maintain
- § 17-630. Mortgages and deeds of trust for securing bonds of interstate gas pipelines and certain public utilities or indebtedness incurred under rur
- § 17-631. Same; certificate required as condition for filing. The secretary of state shall not receive for record or for filing any mortgage or deed
- § 17-1108a.
- § 17-1286. Control share acquisitions; control shares, defined. "Control shares" means shares that, except for this act, would have voting power with
- § 17-1287. Control share acquisition, defined
- § 17-1288. Interested shares, defined. "Interested shares" means the shares of an issuing public corporation with respect to which any of the followin
- § 17-1289. Issuing public corporation, defined
- § 17-1290. Application of act
- § 17-1291. Acquiring person statement, contents. Any person who makes or proposes to make a control share acquisition may at the person's election del
- § 17-1292. Special meeting to determine voting rights, when
- § 17-1293. Notice of special meeting
- § 17-1294. Voting rights of control shares; resolution
- § 17-1295. Redemption of shares, when
- § 17-1296. Dissenters' rights, notice
- § 17-1297. Control shares, voting rights; affiliate and associate, defined
- § 17-1298. Enforcement of act. An acquiring person, an issuing public corporation and a shareholder of an issuing public corporation may sue at law or
- § 17-1301c.
- § 17-1302a.
- § 17-1312c.
- § 17-1312d.
- § 17-1312e.
- § 17-1312f.
- § 17-1312g.
- § 17-1312. Same; trustee, when; trust instruments, provisions; reporting requirements
- § 17-1313. Cemeteries in or near cities; dissolution. That upon the sale of all of the burial lots in the cemetery of said corporation, or upon a vote
- § 17-1315. Eminent domain. Any cemetery corporation or other association of individuals owning or in possession of, or controlling a burial ground, no
- § 17-1316. Cemetery corporations in or adjacent to cities of more than 40,000. All cemetery companies organized prior to March, 1901, owning or contro
- § 17-1317. Same; permanent care fund. Such permanent care fund shall be perpetually held, preserved and maintained for the same purposes and upon the
- § 17-1319a.
- § 17-1319. City or association; permanent maintenance fund; use and investment. Any city owning a cemetery and any cemetery association incorporated u
- § 17-1321. Same; control; custodian, bond. The authorities of such city or cemetery association shall have entire control of raising such permanent fu
- § 17-1322. Sale by one association of all unsold real property to another owning land adjoining or in close proximity; purchase of assets. Where two c
- § 17-1323. Same; replatting. That after the property of any cemetery association shall have been conveyed to another like association as provided in t
- § 17-1324. Plans for mausoleums or vaults; approval by secretary of health and environment. When any person, firm, or corporation, shall desire to bui
- § 17-1325. Crypts and catacombs; construction. All crypts and catacombs, if any be placed therein in such mausoleum, vault, or other structure, shall
- § 17-1326. Same; sealing burial structure; reinterment. Should any firm, person or corporation fail to hermetically seal such crypts or catacombs plac
- § 17-1327. Same; penalties. Any firm, person or corporation who shall fail or refuse to comply with the provisions of this act, may be fined in any su
- § 17-1328. Sale of lands of abandoned cemeteries. Cemetery corporations and associations that no longer function, and owning lands that have been aban
- § 17-1329. Same; use of proceeds. It shall be the duty of the trustees or treasurer of such cemetery corporation or association, or the township trust
- § 17-1330a.
- § 17-1330b.
- § 17-1330. Cemetery districts; petition; establishment; tax levy; limitation; care of abandoned cemetery; reinvestment of title to lots, when; proceed
- § 17-1331. Organization. Within 30 days after such order is entered by the board of county commissioners, as above provided, it is hereby made the dut
- § 17-1332. Filing offer to convey property; abandoned cemeteries. That before said petition shall be granted by said board of county commissioners as
- § 17-1333a.
- § 17-1333. Annual meetings; powers of electors. A majority of the electors present at said annual cemetery district meeting shall have authority to se
- § 17-1334. Meetings of directors; election of officers; terms; bond of secretary-treasurer. That the directors of said cemetery association shall meet
- § 17-1335a.
- § 17-1335b.
- § 17-1335c.
- § 17-1335d.
- § 17-1335e.
- § 17-1335f.
- § 17-1335g.
- § 17-1335h.
- § 17-1335i.
- § 17-1335. Authority of association; issuance of bonds
- § 17-1336a.
- § 17-1336. Cemetery districts in certain counties; tax levies; road improvement. That in any cemetery district organized or created under the provisio
- § 17-1337. Directors; election; terms; vacancies. Such cemetery district shall be governed by a board of five directors. At the first annual meeting f
- § 17-1338. Permanent maintenance fund; use and investment. Any such cemetery district may receive, acquire and hold donations or bequests for a perman
- § 17-1353. Same; acquisition of locations in certain existing cemeteries. The directors of such cemetery district shall then be authorized to acquire
- § 17-1354. Same; dissolution of district by court, when; deed; report, approval; order; recordation. Upon the removal and reburial of all bodies, toge
- § 17-1355. Certain districts in counties of more than 250,000 population; tax levies, when; limitation. This act shall apply to any cemetery district,
- § 17-1356. Disorganization and annexation of cemetery district to other district in same county, when; procedure. Any cemetery district organized unde
- § 17-1357. Entire district to be disorganized and annexed. If a cemetery district has been disorganized and annexed to another district as provided fo
- § 17-1358. Transfer of property and funds. When a cemetery district is disorganized and annexed, all of its property and funds on hand and to be colle
- § 17-1359. Disorganization of certain districts and annexation of territory to other districts. Any cemetery district organized under the provisions o
- § 17-1360. Vote to disorganize and requesting annexation of territory to another district; duties of secretary-treasurer. If a majority of the elector
- § 17-1361. Same; duties of board receiving proposition; territory not annexed, when. Whenever the board of directors of any cemetery district organize
- § 17-1362. Same; county commissioners duties to disorganize and annex district, when. If the board of county commissioners finds that the proposition,
- § 17-1363. Same; records, funds, etc., transferred to annexing district; title to property. Whenever any cemetery district shall be disorganized under
- § 17-1364. Same; fixing number of board after annexation; terms. At the annual meeting of any cemetery district next following the annexation of terri
- § 17-1365. Same; tax levies after annexation; uses of funds. Whenever territory shall have been attached to any cemetery district under the provisions
- § 17-1366. Maintenance of abandoned cemeteries; definitions. As used in this act:(a) "Abandoned cemetery" means:(1) Any cemetery owned by a corporatio
- § 17-1367. Same; dissolution of certain cemetery corporations; liens declared void on and after January 1, 2003; transfer of property and moneys. When
- § 17-1368. Same; contracts. Any municipality required, pursuant to this act, to care for and maintain a cemetery may contract with any individual, fir
- § 17-1369. Cemetery district No. 23, Republic county; tax levy. Cemetery district No. 23 located in Republic county, Kansas, is hereby authorized to l
- § 17-1370. Cemetery districts in Sedgwick and Sumner counties; attachment of land in another county; petition; tax levy; transfer of moneys. In Sedgwi
- § 17-1371. Conveyance of cemetery property to Dodge City; transfer of books, paper, records and funds
- § 17-1372. Cemetery districts; annual report of finances, filed with county commission. On or before December 31 of each year, the treasurer of the ce
- § 17-1373. Creation by resolution of county commissioners, notice, hearing; election, when; conveyance of certain property, when
- § 17-1374. Acquisition of land; no-fund warrants
- § 17-1375. Cemetery corporation; selling excess real estate; conditions. Any cemetery corporation to which real estate was deeded and restricted to be
- § 17-1376. Same; petition; notice; hearing. Upon compliance with K.S.A. 17-1375, and amendments thereto, the cemetery corporation shall petition the d
- § 17-1501. Incorporation; name; cooperative plan defined. Any number of persons not less than twenty, who are citizens of the state of Kansas may asso
- § 17-1502. Stock. That every such corporation when so organized and incorporated may issue stock to its shareholders in such amounts and with such lim
- § 17-1503. Rights and powers of corporation. That every such cooperative corporation, when organized and incorporated, shall enjoy all the rights, pri
- § 17-1504. Telephone company doing business in rural district. That any telephone company principally doing business in any rural district in the stat
- § 17-1505. Certificate for secretary of state. Whenever any such telephone corporation shall have voted to come under the provisions of this act, it s
- § 17-1519. Same; dissolution when meeting held and assets sold prior to June 30, 1949. Any mututal telephone company organized under the provisions of
- § 17-1520. Application of general corporation code
- § 17-1601. Purpose of cooperative marketing act. The purpose of the cooperative marketing act is to promote, foster and encourage the intelligent and
- § 17-1602. Definitions, nonprofit character of associations
- § 17-1603. Incorporation of associations
- § 17-1604. Purposes of association. An association may be organized to engage in any activity in connection with the marketing or selling of the agric
- § 17-1605. Powers of association. Each association incorporated under this act shall have the following powers:(a) To engage in any activity in connec
- § 17-1606. Members or stockholders
- § 17-1607. Articles of incorporation
- § 17-1608. Amendment of charter. The charter may be altered or amended by any annual meeting or at any special meeting called for that purpose. Any am
- § 17-1609. Bylaws. Each association incorporated under this act must, within 30 days after its incorporation, adopt for its government and management
- § 17-1610. Meetings; notice. In its bylaws each association shall provide for one or more regular meetings annually. The board of directors shall have
- § 17-1611. Board of directors; election from districts; delegates to meetings; compensation of officers and directors; executive committee; vacancy in
- § 17-1612. Officers; requirements; elections
- § 17-1613. Certificate of membership; stock and stockholders
- § 17-1614. Removal of director or officer
- § 17-1615. Matters subject to referendum, when. Upon demand of one-third of the entire board of directors, any matter that has been approved or passed
- § 17-1616. Marketing contracts; injunction to prevent breach
- § 17-1617a.
- § 17-1618. Business entity information report; report fee. Each association formed under this act shall prepare and make a written business entity inf
- § 17-1620. Contracts generally. Any association may, upon resolution adopted by its board of directors, enter into all necessary and proper contracts
- § 17-1621. Adoption of act by existing corporations. Any corporation or association organized under previously existing statutes may by a 2/3 vote of
- § 17-1623. Validity of act. If any section of this act, or acts amendatory thereto, shall be declared unconstitutional for any reason, the remainder o
- § 17-1625. Application and recording fee. At the time of filing its articles of incorporation, an association organized hereunder shall pay the fees r
- § 17-1626. Conflicting laws not to apply; exemptions under existing laws to apply. Any provisions of law which are in conflict with this act, or acts
- § 17-1627. Limitation of use of term "co-operative." No person, firm, corporation, or association, hereafter organized or doing business in this state
- § 17-1628. Application of general corporation code. The provisions of the general corporation code of this state and all powers and rights thereunder
- § 17-1629. Increase of capital. Any corporation organized under this act may increase its capital to any amount provided that such increase must be fi
- § 17-1630. Meetings of stockholders and directors; resident agent. In all cases where it is not otherwise provided by the bylaws, the meetings of the
- § 17-1701. Incorporation; powers and duties. Any religious society, military or fire company, literary, charitable or benevolent association, other th
- § 17-1702. Charter. No religious, literary, scientific, industrial, benevolent or other society, association, company, corporation or institution, tha
- § 17-1703. Real estate and stock of subordinate organizations. Any subordinate lodge, council or camp or other subordinate organization of any fratern
- § 17-1704. Same; title; transfers. The title to any property the ownership of which is provided for in this act shall be vested in the lodge or other
- § 17-1705. Same; contracts and actions concerning real estate. Such subordinate organizations may contract, sue and be sued through its trustees or ma
- § 17-1711. Title to property of extinct Baptist societies. That all property, both real and personal, belonging to or held in trust for any Baptist ch
- § 17-1712. Same; what society deemed extinct. That any Baptist church or Baptist religious society in this state which has ceased or failed to maintai
- § 17-1713a.
- § 17-1713b.
- § 17-1713c.
- § 17-1713. Same; procedure for transfer of property. That an application for such an order and disposition of property may be made by any member or of
- § 17-1714. Title to property of certain extinct Christian societies. That the title to all property, both real and personal, belonging to or held in t
- § 17-1715. Same; what societies deemed extinct; order of district court. That any Christian Church, Church of Christ (using instrumental music) or Dis
- § 17-1716a.
- § 17-1716b.
- § 17-1716c.
- § 17-1716d.
- § 17-1716e.
- § 17-1716f.
- § 17-1716g.
- § 17-1716h.
- § 17-1716. Same; procedure for transfer of property. That an application for such order and disposition of property may be made by any member or offic
- § 17-1722. Corporations for the promotion of labor and industry; fees; tax exempt. That five or more persons may form a corporation for the purpose of
- § 17-1723. Same; laws applicable. That such corporations shall in all other respects be organized in the same manner as other corporations, not formed
- § 17-1726. Organization of nonprofit corporation to receive, manage and dispose of property for certain churches, church organizations or religious so
- § 17-1732. Title to abandoned property of German Baptist Brethren church. The title to all abandoned property, both real, personal and mixed, belongin
- § 17-1733. Same; transfer when church extinct; determination. Any German Baptist Brethren church or the German Baptist church in this state which (a)
- § 17-1734. Same; procedure for transfer of property. An application for such an order and disposition of property may be made by any member or officer
- § 17-1735. Title to abandoned property of Church of the Nazarene. The title to all abandoned property, both real, personal and mixed, belonging to or
- § 17-1736. Same; transfer when church extinct; determination. Any Church of the Nazarene situated within the jurisdiction of the District Advisory Boa
- § 17-1737a.
- § 17-1737b.
- § 17-1737c.
- § 17-1737. Same; procedure for transfer of property. An application for such an order and disposition of property may be made by any member or officer
- § 17-1738. Merger or consolidation of charitable corporations or associations; effect on gift, devise or bequest to any of original corporations or as
- § 17-1753. Title to property of Free Methodist Church of North America. The title to all abandoned property, both real, personal and mixed, belonging
- § 17-1754. Same; transfer when church extinct; determination. Any Free Methodist Church of North America in this state: (a) Which has ceased or failed
- § 17-1755. Same; procedure for transfer of property. An application for such an order and disposition of property may be made by any member or officer
- § 17-1756. Title to property of Assembly of God Church. The title to all abandoned property, both real, personal and mixed, belonging to or held in tr
- § 17-1757. Same; transfer when church extinct; determination. Any Assembly of God Church or religious organization in this state: (a) Which has ceased
- § 17-1758. Same; procedure for transfer of property. An application for such an order and disposition of property may be made by any member or officer
- § 17-1759. Solicitations by charitable organizations; title of act. K.S.A. 17-1759 through 17-1776, and amendments thereto and K.S.A. 17-1778, and ame
- § 17-1760. Definitions. As used in this act:(a) "Charitable organization" means any person who engages in the activity of soliciting funds or donation
- § 17-1761. Registration of charitable organizations. Except for charitable organizations which are exempted under K.S.A. 17-1762, no charitable organi
- § 17-1762. Exemptions from registration. The following persons shall not be required to register with the attorney general:(a) State educational insti
- § 17-1763. Registration statement; audited financial statement; issuance of license and identification number; fee; rules and regulations
- § 17-1764. Registration of professional fund raiser; application; duration of registration; fee; annual report
- § 17-1765. Professional solicitors; registration; application; duration; fee
- § 17-1766. Disclosures required. All solicitations by professional solicitors shall contain the following disclosures at the point of solicitation:(a)
- § 17-1767. Investigation and prosecution
- § 17-1768. Remedies
- § 17-1769. Unlawful acts and practices. The following acts and practices are hereby declared unlawful as applied to the planning, conduct or execution
- § 17-1770. Service of process; agent, secretary of state; fee
- § 17-1771. Registration not endorsement by state; unlawful to advertise compliance with this act; penalty. Registration under the charitable organizat
- § 17-1772. Reciprocal agreements
- § 17-1773. Violations of act; civil penalty; disposition of penalties recovered
- § 17-1774. Severability. If any provision of this act, or the application of such provision to any person, body or circumstance is held invalid, such
- § 17-1775. Venue of actions pursuant to act
- § 17-1776. Additional penalty for violations involving elderly or disabled person
- § 17-1777. Charitable organizations fee fund created. There is hereby created in the state treasury the charitable organizations fee fund. The attorne
- § 17-1778. Custody of records. The attorney general shall have the legal custody of all records, memoranda, writings, entries, prints, representations
- § 17-1779. Charitable privacy act; prohibiting a public agency from requiring or disclosing personal information about an affiliation with a nonprofit
- § 17-1901. Poles, wires and fixtures of telegraph companies. Corporations created for the purpose of constructing and maintaining magnetic telegraph l
- § 17-1902a.
- § 17-1902. Rights, powers and liabilities of telecommunications service providers; occupation of public right-of-way; prohibition of use
- § 17-1903. Entry upon and condemnation of land. Such companies are also authorized to enter upon any lands, whether owned by private persons in fee, o
- § 17-1904. Exclusive right contracts prohibited. No corporation shall have power to contract with any owner of land for the right to erect and maintai
- § 17-1905. Powers of telegraph companies. Any corporation, created as herein provided, may contract, own, use and maintain any line or lines of telegr
- § 17-1906. Location and regulation of telegraph poles and lines in cities. The council of any city or trustees of any incorporated town or village thr
- § 17-1907. Injury to telegraph, telephone or power line property; penalty. Any person who shall willfully and intentionally injure, molest or destroy
- § 17-1908. Interference with lines; penalty. Any person who shall unlawfully and willfully cut, break, tap or make connection with any telegraph, tele
- § 17-1909. Consolidation of telegraph companies. Any telegraph company now organized or which may hereafter be organized under the laws of this state,
- § 17-1910. Telegraph stations at county seats. That every telegraph company or other corporation operating a telegraph line through the corporate limi
- § 17-1911. Same; penalties. Each telegraph company or other corporation operating a telegraph line failing or neglecting to comply with the provisions
- § 17-1912. Telegraph stations in cities over 50,000 population; free delivery of messages, when. That every telegraph company or other corporation ope
- § 17-1913. Same; penalties. Any telegraph company, or any manager, agent or employee thereof, who shall fail or neglect to keep said station open or d
- § 17-1914. Moving buildings or structures on streets, alleys, roads and highways having transmission lines and aerial facilities; permits. No person,
- § 17-1915. Application for permits; fees. All applications for permits required under K.S.A. 17-1914, and amendments thereto, shall be made to the cou
- § 17-1916. Notice to utility. The applicant shall, upon the issuance of such permit, if the application states that it will be necessary to cut and mo
- § 17-1917. Duty of utility owning lines or facilities; payment of expenses; bond or surety; failure of utility to perform, damages; action to recover
- § 17-1918. Unlawful for mover to move or interfere with lines or facilities. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation engaged as prin
- § 17-1920. Penalties. Any person violating the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall upon conviction thereof, be p
- § 17-1922. Unconstitutional provisions not severable. If any provision of this act*, or the application of such provision to any person or circumstanc
- § 17-2027. Business trust act of 1961. This act may be cited as the "Kansas business trust act of 1961."History: L. 1961, ch. 127, § 1; April 29
- § 17-2028. Definitions. For the purposes of this act:(a) A "business trust" is an unincorporated business association of the type which at common law
- § 17-2029. Business trust created prior to act. A business trust is hereby declared to be a permitted form of association for the conduct of business
- § 17-2030. Business trust; required filings, contents. Any business trust, whether domestic or foreign, desiring to transact business in this state sh
- § 17-2031. Filing fees. At the time of filing the instruments required by K.S.A. 17-2030, the business trust shall pay to the secretary of state a fil
- § 17-2032. Conditions precedent to beginning business; liability for violations. No business trust shall transact any business in this state, except s
- § 17-2033. Amendments to trust instruments; filing fees. The trust instrument by which the business trust was created may be amended in the manner spe
- § 17-2034. Powers; construction of instrument; terms and conditions, binding effect. Subject to the provisions of K.S.A. 17-2035, and amendments there
- § 17-2035. Applicability of general corporate laws. Business trusts shall be subject to all applicable provisions of law, now in effect or hereinafter
- § 17-2036. Business entity information report; contents; report fee; penalties for noncompliance
- § 17-2037. Surrender of authority; certificate of dissolution or withdrawal; fee; business entity information reports and fees; closing out business;
- § 17-2038. Invalidity of part. If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase of this act is for any reason held to be unconstitut
- § 17-2201. Organization of credit unions; articles of incorporation and bylaws; approval of administrator; application of corporation code; filing fees
- § 17-2202. Amendments to bylaws and charter; bylaw amendments to be filed; administrator's disapproval of amendments to bylaws; appeal
- § 17-2203. Use of name; penalty for unauthorized use
- § 17-2204a.
- § 17-2204. Powers of credit unions. A credit union shall have the following powers:(a) A credit union may receive the savings of its members in paymen
- § 17-2205a.
- § 17-2205. Credit unions, fields of membership. [See Revisor's Note] (a) (1) The membership shall consist of the organizers and such persons, societie
- § 17-2206a.
- § 17-2206. Supervision and powers of administrator; reports, fines; examination, fees
- § 17-2207. Fiscal year; meetings. The credit union fiscal year shall end at the close of business on December 31. The annual meeting and any special m
- § 17-2208. Officers; board of directors; committees; suspension of members, when; appeal of suspension
- § 17-2209. Directors to elect officers; duties of board; executive committee
- § 17-2210. Method of making loans. The credit committee, credit manager, or loan officer shall have the general supervision of all loans to members. T
- § 17-2211. Duties of supervisory committee; annual and supplementary audits; acceptance of certain audits
- § 17-2212. Capital and revenue of credit union; right of setoff; dormant accounts; unmatured shares; transfer to reserve fund, when
- § 17-2213. Shares to minors; joint tenancy shareholdings; trust accounts; credit union can act as trustee or custodian
- § 17-2214. Corporate credit unions; powers; lending to members; credit unions lending to each other, approval
- § 17-2215a.
- § 17-2215. Power to borrow money; limitations. A credit union shall have the power to borrow from any source, subject to special orders of or in accor
- § 17-2216a.
- § 17-2216. Loans to members; limitations
- § 17-2217. Reserve income; payments into reserve fund; rules and regulations. All entrance fees, transfer fees and charges shall, after the payment of
- § 17-2218. Dividends. After providing for required reserves, the board of directors may declare a dividend to be paid from the net earnings or from ot
- § 17-2219. Expulsion of members, when; policy, notice; withdrawal of member from credit union
- § 17-2221a.
- § 17-2221. Change in place of business; how accomplished. A credit union may change its place of business within this state only with the written cons
- § 17-2222. Conversion from state to federal credit union. A credit union organized under K.S.A. 17-2201 to 17-2221, both sections inclusive, and acts
- § 17-2223a.
- § 17-2223. Incorporation in this state of federal credit union or credit union organized in another state; procedure; name; effect of granting charter
- § 17-2226. Purchase of real estate, material, equipment or improvements; lease and disposition of property
- § 17-2227. Information concerning credit unions; disclosure authorized; otherwise confidential; exceptions
- § 17-2228. Merger with other credit union, procedure; certificate requirements; assets and liabilities; cancellation of terminated credit union charter
- § 17-2237. Transfer of jurisdiction and records. On July 1, 1968, all the jurisdiction, authority, powers and duties now conferred and imposed by law
- § 17-2238. Continuity of previously organized credit unions. This act shall not be construed to disturb the continuing existence of any credit union h
- § 17-2239. Continuity of proceedings. All proceedings heretofore instituted by an officer or officers charged with the supervision of credit unions an
- § 17-2240. Housing of department. Office quarters for the department and employees shall be provided by the secretary of administration pursuant to K.
- § 17-2241. Appeals. An appeal from any final or nonfinal action of the administrator by any person with standing as defined in K.S.A. 77-611, and amen
- § 17-2243. Invalidity of part. If any provision of this act or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalidity
- § 17-2244. Authority to operate in same activities as other federally insured credit unions; powers of administrator; report to legislature
- § 17-2245. Credit union may participate in loan with another credit union, financial organization or national cooperative bank
- § 17-2246. Share insurance required
- § 17-2260. Rules and regulations. The administrator may adopt rules and regulations to implement any of the provisions of this act.History: L. 1975, c
- § 17-2262. Severability. If any word, phrase, sentence or provision of this act is determined to be invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the othe
- § 17-2263. Contracts for payment of members' accounts to beneficiaries upon members' deaths; rights of member during lifetime; change of beneficiary
- § 17-2264. Duties of credit union; release and discharge thereof. When the shareholder and the credit union have entered into a contract authorized in
- § 17-2268. Personal liability of officers and directors, exceptions. Except for persons who are executive officers, an officer or director of a credit
- § 17-2269. Citation. Article 22 of chapter 17 of the Kansas Statutes Annotated, and amendments thereto, shall be known and may be cited as the state c
- § 17-2270. Authority of domestic credit union to operate outside of the state
- § 17-2271. Civil penalties for engaging in certain practices or violations of act; determination of penalty
- § 17-2272. When administrator may enter into informal agreement with credit union; confidentiality of such agreement
- § 17-2328. Organizations to provide development credit; creation. Organizations to provide development credit are authorized to be created under the g
- § 17-2329. Purposes and powers. The purposes of development credit corporations as authorized herein shall be to promote, aid and, through the united
- § 17-2330. Capital stock. No such corporation shall be organized with a capital stock of less than twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000), which shall
- § 17-2331. Directors; election; removal; vacancies; oaths. All the corporate powers of such corporation shall be exercised by a board of not less than
- § 17-2332. Membership of organization; limitation and apportionment of loans by members; withdrawal. The members of the corporation shall consist of s
- § 17-2333. Surplus. Such corporation shall set apart a surplus not less than ten percent (10%) of its net earnings in each and every year until such s
- § 17-2334. Restrictions on deposits. Such corporation shall not deposit any of its funds in any banking institution unless such institution has been d
- § 17-2335. Supervision by bank commissioner. Such corporation shall be subject to the tax imposed by K.S.A. 79-1108 et seq., upon banks, and shall be
- § 17-2337. Title of act. This act may be referred to as the "municipal housing law."History: L. 1957, ch. 132, § 1; April 26
- § 17-2338. Legislative findings; declaration of necessity. It is hereby declared: (a) That there exist in urban areas in the state insanitary, unsafe,
- § 17-2340. Housing authority by municipalities; creation; delegation of authority; powers. Every municipality in addition to other powers conferred by
- § 17-2345. Powers of governing body. Every municipality, in addition to other powers conferred by this or any other act, shall have powers:(a) To prep
- § 17-2346. Operation of housing projects; nonprofit; fixing rentals; non-dwelling facilities, rental. It is hereby declared to be the policy of this s
- § 17-2347. Housing rentals and tenant admissions; non-dwelling facilities, tenants and rental. A municipality shall:(a) Rent or lease the dwelling acc
- § 17-2348. Cooperation between municipalities and housing authorities. Any two or more municipalities or authorities may join or cooperate with one an
- § 17-2349. Municipal housing; exemption from special assessments; payments in lieu of taxes. The property acquired or held pursuant to this act is dec
- § 17-2350. Planning, zoning and building laws. All housing projects of a municipality shall be subject to the planning, zoning, sanitary and building
- § 17-2351. Issuance of revenue bonds; types; exempt from taxation. A municipality shall have power to issue bonds from time to time in its discretion,
- § 17-2352. Bonds of municipality; resolution; terms and conditions. Bonds of a municipality shall be authorized by its resolution and may be issued in
- § 17-2353. Same; bond provisions; trust indentures; mortgages. In connection with the issuance of bonds pursuant to this act or the incurring of oblig
- § 17-2354. Remedies of an obligee. An obligee of a municipality shall have the right in addition to all other rights which may be conferred on such ob
- § 17-2355. Same; additional remedies conferrable by municipality. A municipality shall have power by its resolution, trust indenture, mortgage, lease
- § 17-2356. Exemption of property from execution sale, when. All property (including funds) owned or held by a municipality for the purposes of this ac
- § 17-2357. Aid from federal government. In addition to the powers conferred upon a municipality by other provisions of this act, a municipality is emp
- § 17-2358. Transfer of possession or title to federal government; contracts. In any contract with the federal government for annual contributions to a
- § 17-2359. Validity of bonds; certificate of auditor of state. The municipality may submit to the state auditor any bonds to be issued hereunder after
- § 17-2360. Advisory boards. For the purpose of coordinating its activities and undertakings under this act with the needs and undertakings of other lo