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New York Laws - Banking > Article 13-C - State Transmitter of Money Insurance Fund
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§ 653
Definitions
§ 654
Purpose of the fund
§ 655
Maximum amount of insurance
§ 656
Claims against the fund
§ 657
Payments to the fund
§ 658
General powers of the fund; administration of the fund
§ 659
Rules and regulations
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