Nevada Code § 673.208

Persons requiring Commissioners approval to serve as director
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No person is eligible to serve as a director
of a savings bank without the written permission of the Commissioner if he or
she:
1. Has been adjudicated bankrupt or has
taken the benefit of any assignment for the benefit of creditors or has
suffered a judgment recovered against him or her for a sum of money to remain
unsatisfied of record or not safeguarded by supersedeas bond on appeal for a
period of more than 3 months.
2. Is a director, officer or employee of
any other unaffiliated savings bank.
3. Is an officer or employee of an
unaffiliated commercial bank in this state.
4. Is not an investor in the savings bank
or its holding company, if applicable, owning in his or her own right or in a
representative capacity as an executor, administrator, guardian or trustee
stock in the savings bank or its holding company, if applicable, of the par
value of at least $1,000, or full-paid investment certificates in the savings
bank or its holding company, if applicable, of the value of at least $1,000.
For the purpose of this chapter, a person who owns stock or investment
certificates as a joint tenant with one other person shall be deemed to own, in
his or her own right, one-half of the stock or investment certificates.
5. Sells or hypothecates all the stock or
investment certificates owned by him or her, or so much thereof that he or she
ceases to be the owner, free from encumbrances, of the amount of stock or
investment certificates required by subsection 4.

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