New Jersey § 17:12b-189
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 17:12b-189, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 17:12b-189.
At least annually, and upon the termination of his possession of the assets of a State
association, the commissioner shall submit a financial statement and report of the
affairs of each State association in his possession, or in liquidation by him to each
of the members thereof. Such statement and report shall include a statement of assets and liabilities, a
statement of operations, including an itemized statement of all fees and salaries
paid to each special assistant deputy commissioner, agent and counsel of such State
association, and a statement showing the extent of the liquidation of its assets and
the application of the proceeds thereof. The first such report shall be submitted to the members not later than 1 year from
the date when the commissioner takes possession, or in the case of a State association
in possession of the commissioner, when this act takes effect, not later than 1 year
from such effective date.
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