Louisiana Revised Statutes Tit. 6, § 880. Liquidation by federal corporation

A. Upon the appointment of the federal corporation by the commissioner as liquidator, the federal corporation shall apply to the court for confirmation. The application for confirmation may be by joint motion with the commissioner in the original motion applying for affirmation of the closure of the association. In any case, the federal corporation, when it is the insurer of any accounts in the association, shall be entitled to an ex parte order confirming its appointment as liquidator and shall serve without bond.

B. Whether or not serving as liquidator, the federal corporation, upon proper order of the court, may make loans on the security of, may bid for, and may purchase at public or private sale all or any part of the assets of any such institution. When serving as liquidator, the federal corporation shall have all of the rights, powers, privileges, and duties of the commissioner as liquidator of such an institution, as well as all of the rights, powers, privileges, and duties conferred or imposed upon the federal corporation by federal statutes, and shall receive as compensation as liquidator the fees and commissions allowed to the commissioner as liquidator.

C. If the federal corporation pays or makes available for payment the insured liabilities of such an institution, the federal corporation, whether or not it becomes liquidator of the institution, shall be subrogated upon the surrender and transfer to it of an insured account with respect to the insured account, but this surrender and transfer shall not affect any right which the holder of the account may have in the uninsured portion of his account or any right which he may have to participate in the distribution of the net proceeds remaining after the disposition of the assets of the institution.

D. However, the rights of investors and creditors of the institution shall be determined in accordance with the applicable provisions of the laws of this state.