2023 Louisiana Laws › Revised Statutes › Title 6 - Banks and Banking › §6:875. Involuntary dissolution; powers of commissioner; court approval

RS 6:875 - Involuntary dissolution; powers of commissioner; court approval
A. The commissioner may perform any acts and take all steps he deems necessary to conserve and collect the association's assets.
B. On the order of the court having jurisdiction, he may release, compromise, or otherwise settle all debts or claims due to or by the association, and he may sell all property of the corporation in such manner and on such terms as the court may direct.
C. He may also, on the order of the court, borrow money on the assets of the association in liquidation subject to the valid mortgages, pledges, or hypothecations already existing against them. The proceeds of this loan shall be used for any purpose furthering the interest of the liquidation, including the payment of creditors or distributive shares to members, stockholders, or others. These loans shall be secured in such manner and shall be made under such terms and conditions as the court may approve.
D. Subject to the approval of the court having jurisdiction, the commissioner may use the assets or any part of the assets of any association being liquidated by him in the organization of a new association; or he may merge the assets or part of the assets of one or more associations being liquidated by him for the organization of a new or new associations; or he may consolidate one or more of the associations being liquidated by him with the association not in liquidation, with the latter's consent.
E. With the approval of the court having jurisdiction of the association being liquidated, the commissioner may enter into any agreement for the disposition of the assets or part of the assets of one or more of the associations as may result in a reorganization, the creation of a new association, or the consolidation or merger of the associations, or of their assets or any part of them as may be deemed to the advantage of the members or stockholders with due regard to the rights of creditors.
F. Any court order or approval required of the commissioner, conservator, or liquidator by this Part shall be by ex parte proceeding and without notice at which time the commissioner shall show the advisability of adopting or carrying out the recommendations, plan, or proposition submitted by him.
G. Whenever the stocks, shares, or savings accounts of another association are to be paid for in consideration other than cash in accordance with R.S. 6:746, and when the property to be accepted in lieu of cash is being held by the commissioner as liquidator of one or more associations, the commissioner, after having obtained the approval of the court having jurisdiction of the liquidation, in the manner provided by law, may subscribe for stocks, shares, or savings accounts in an association for and on behalf of the association or associations being liquidated, according to their respective interests, and may transfer to the other association issuing the stocks, shares, or savings accounts complete title to the property accepted in lieu of cash.
H. The commissioner may appoint special agents to assist him in his duties. A certificate of appointment shall be filed in the liquidation proceedings. The special agent shall give bond as the court requires.
I. The commissioner may employ legal counsel and expert clerical assistance as he deems necessary and expedient to assist in performing the work of liquidation and he may retain such officers or employees of the association as he deems necessary and expedient. He may require from these persons bonds for the faithful performance of their duties as he deems proper.
Acts 1970, No. 234, §1. Acts 1983, No. 675, §1; Acts 1986, No. 12, §1, eff. May 28, 1986.