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dissolution must set forth:

 
(1)__The name and address of the credit union;

 
(2)__The date dissolution was ordered;

 
(3)__A statement of how dissolution was ordered;

 
(4)__A report of liquidating activities; and

 
(5)__Such other information as the superintendent may
require.

 
Dissolution is effective upon the superintendent's
acceptance of articles of dissolution for filing with the
bureau after recording.__At that time the credit union
ceases to exist, except for the purposes of suits or other
proceedings provided for by law.

 
§871-B.__Applicability of chapter

 
Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, the provisions of
this chapter apply and supersede the provisions of laws relating
to the dissolution, merger and conversion of credit unions
organized under the laws of this State.

 
Sec. 43. 9-B MRSA §874, as amended by PL 1985, c. 647, §10, is
further amended to read:

 
§874. Conversion: State to federal charter

 
A credit union organized under the general or special laws of
this State may convert to a federally-chartered federally
chartered credit union. Approval of the members of the credit
union for the conversion shall must be obtained in the manner set
forth in section 342, subsection 3 6. Upon obtaining such the
approval, the credit union shall provide to the superintendent
all necessary approvals and charters required by the National
Credit Union Administration and all federal laws and regulations
applicable thereto to the conversion. The superintendent shall
notify the Secretary of State that the conversion has been
effected. A copy of the approval or charter shall must accompany
the notification.

 
SUMMARY

 
The bill makes technical changes to several definitions in the
Maine banking laws.


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