California · Financial Code
FIN §183: “Law of the domicile” means: (a) When used with respect to a national bank, the law of the United States.
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This statute defines 'law of the domicile' as United States federal law when referring to a national bank.
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“Law of the domicile” means: (a) When used with respect to a national bank, the law of the United States. (b) When used with respect to a state bank, the law of the state of the United States under which the bank is organized. (c) When used with respect to a foreign (other nation) bank, the law of the foreign nation under which the bank is organized.
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