Vermont § 30302 - Closing for cause A credit union may temporarily close any of its offices for reasons that include good cause, extreme weather conditions, and community events
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§ 30302. Closing for cause A credit union may temporarily close any of its offices for reasons that include good cause, extreme weather conditions, and community events
- . If a credit union temporarily
closes any of its offices for all or any part of a day it is normally open for business,
the credit union shall post a conspicuous notice of the closing at all points of public
access to the closed offices. A closing may not become effective until such notice
is posted at the office to be closed. Posting this notice relieves the credit union
from liability for failure to perform any of the business of the credit union at the
closed offices. The Commissioner may adopt rules governing the form and content of
the notice required under this section and may require dissemination of the notice
of closing by any other reasonable means. (Added 2005, No. 16, § 1, eff. July 1, 2005.)
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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