New Jersey § 17:9a-332
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 17:9a-332, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 17:9a-332.
When the property and business of a foreign bank not authorized to transact business
in this State is in the possession of a banking commissioner, receiver, conservator,
or other custodian or officer, by whatever name described, such officer may sell or
make other disposition of any real property in this State to which title is vested
in the foreign bank or in such officer, and may effect such sale or other disposition
by deeds of conveyance or other instruments; provided, that a certified copy of any
certificate of possession by such officer, or of any judgment, order or decree of
a court appointing such officer to take possession, is filed in the department. If an order or decree of a court be required by the laws under which the foreign
bank is incorporated, directing or confirming the sale or other disposition of the
real property, a certified copy of such order or decree shall also be filed in the
department.
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