N.J.S.A. 17:9A-213.1 — Limitation on powers of banks, savings banks.

17:9A-213.1 Limitation on powers of banks, savings banks. 213.1. Except as in this act or otherwise by law provided, and except for letters of credit issued pursuant to N.J.S.12A:5-101 et seq., no bank or savings bank shall have power to guarantee the obligations of others; or to insure or indemnify against the acts, omissions, undertakings, liabilities or losses of others. L.1948,c.67,s.213.1; amended 1997, c.395, s.11. 17:9A-213.2. Violations of law, regulation by qualified corporation; penalty If the Commissioner of Banking finds that a qualified corporation is conducting its business in violation of any law or regulation of this State or in a manner hazardous to the citizens of this State or any other state, he shall order the qualified corporation to cease its ultra vires or hazardous practices, as the case may be. A qualified corporation that continues to conduct business in violation of any law or regulation of this State or in a manner hazardous to the citizens of this State or any other state, shall be liable to a penalty of $1,000 for each day the default continues after the time specified in the order. L.1989, c.262, s.2.

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