As used in this article:
Constitutionality of statute changing rights of withdrawing members of building and loan association, 98 A.L.R. 82; 133
Status of holder of withdrawn, matured, prepaid, and preferred stock in building and loan association and resulting rights and liabilities, 98 A.L.R. 89.
Determination of “withdrawal value” of unmatured shares in building and loan association, 98 A.L.R. 142.
Right of building and loan association to transfer to third person loan made to borrowing member, 112 A.L.R. 459.
Purchase or retirement of stock by building and loan association at a price less than its withdrawal value, 134 A.L.R. 1212.
Uniform Stock Transfer Act as applicable to shares in savings and loan associations or building and loan associations,
(1) An association is “local” if the greater portion of its investment
in real estate loans is limited to loans on the security of a first lien or security title on real estate. Any such association may purchase real estate loans or interests in real estate loans which are made and owned by any savings and loan association to the extent authorized by the regulations of the department, provided that such regulations shall not permit the purchase of loans or interests in loans of any type or in any amounts (per individual loan or in the aggregate) which are not permitted by law to be purchased by savings and loan associations with principal offices in this state.
(2) An association is “mutual” if all depositors in such association participate in the income of such association and if all borrowers are privileged to vote at least one vote at any meeting of members, it being unnecessary that any borrower should subscribe to or purchase any shares or be entitled to participate in any way in the income of
such association.