Texas § FI.186.212 - OBTAINING RECORD OR OTHER PROPERTY IN POSSESSION OF OTHER PERSON
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§ FI.186.212. OBTAINING RECORD OR OTHER PROPERTY IN POSSESSION OF OTHER PERSON
OBTAINING RECORD OR OTHER PROPERTY IN POSSESSION OF OTHER PERSON. (a) Each state trust company affiliate, officer, director, manager, managing participant, employee, shareholder, participant, participant-transferee, trustee, agent, servant, employee, attorney, attorney-in-fact, or correspondent shall immediately deliver to the receiver, without cost to the receiver, any record or other property of the state trust company or that relates to the business of the state trust company. (b) If by contract or otherwise a record or other property that can be copied is the property of a person listed in Subsection (a), it shall be copied and the copy shall be delivered to the receiver. The owner shall retain the original until notification by the receiver that it is no longer required in the administration of the state trust company's estate or until another time the court, after notice and hearing, directs. The copy is considered to be a record of the state trust company in liquidation under Section 186.225 . Added by Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 62, Sec. 7.16(a), eff. Sept. 1, 1999.
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