Appraisals - Assessments. A. If the State Banking Commissioner, as a result of any examination or from any report made to the Commissioner, finds that the permanent capital stock of any association is impaired, the Commissioner shall notify the association that such impairment exists and require the association to immediately make good such impairment. After such notice has been given to an association and until the impairment has been made good, that association may not issue or renew any time instrument if that instrument, when aggregated with any other funds of the same depositor in the same capacity, would equal or exceed One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) unless such time instrument earns an annual rate of interest less than four percent (4%). In the event the amount of the impairment as determined by the Commissioner is questioned by the association, then upon application, which shall be filed within ten (10) days, the value of the assets in question shall be determined by appraisals made by independent appraisers acceptable to the Commissioner and the association. B. The directors of the association, upon which such notice has been made, shall levy a pro rata assessment upon the permanent capital stock thereof to make good such impairment and shall cause notice of such request of the Commissioner and such levy to be given in writing to each stockholder of such association and the amount of assessment which the stockholder must pay for the purpose of making such assessment.
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