(1) If the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services determines upon taking charge of an institution that it is only temporarily short of available funds and that its assets are sufficient to pay its liabilities, leaving its stockholders equity unimpaired, or the stockholders will arrange to make good its stockholders equity, if impaired, the director may permit the officers and directors of the institution to arrange with its depositors and creditors for an extension of time for payment of the depositors and creditors. (2) When the director is satisfied that the stockholders equity of the institution has been brought into conformance with the Bank Act, the institution is solvent and has funds on hand with which to meet the demands made on it in the ordinary course of business, and the institution has arranged with its depositors and creditors for an extension of time to enable the institution to realize on its assets to meet the obligations, the director may within 60 days after taking charge of the institution permit it to resume business. (3) The institution shall pay, at the actual per diem cost, for the service of the director and the employees of the director in taking charge of and looking after the affairs of the institution during the time it was under control of the director. The money so received shall be deposited with the State Treasurer to be credited to the Consumer and Business Services Fund. [Amended by 1973 c.797 255; 1997 c.631 245]
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