New Jersey § 17:9a-277
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 17:9a-277, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 17:9a-277.
On making the first application to the Superior Court for approval of expenses of
administration, pursuant to this article, the commissioner shall file in the court
an accounting of the administration of the bank's affairs from the date on which possession
was taken, including an accounting of the administration of the bank's affairs by
the commissioner's predecessor or predecessors in office, when such possession was
initially taken by a predecessor. On making each further application to the court for approval of expenses of administration,
the commissioner shall file in the court a further accounting for the period elapsed
since the last prior accounting, and shall include a summary of the administration
of the bank's affairs for the periods covered by prior accountings. In any such proceeding with respect to such expenses and account, notice to the
stockholders, depositors and other creditors may be given by notices mailed to each
at his address as it appears on the bank's records.
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