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New Jersey Statutes Title 17. Corporations and Institutions for Finance and Insurance 17 § 9A-74

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

A. Any liability incurred prior to the effective date of this act, which would, if incurred after the effective date of this act, be subject to this article, may from time to time be wholly or partly renewed to the extent and in the manner authorized by the law in effect when such liability was initially incurred.

B. Nothing in this article shall apply to:

(1) a mortgage loan made by a bank to an executive officer of the bank or to him or her and his or her spouse, if:

(a) the mortgaged property has erected thereon a one- or two-family dwelling occupied or to be occupied wholly or partly by such officer; or

(b) the proceeds of the loan shall be used for the purpose of erecting upon the mortgaged property a one- or two-family dwelling to be so occupied; or

(c) the mortgaged property is a one- or two-family condominium unit occupied or to be occupied wholly or partly by such officer .

(2) a loan secured by a first lien on stock in a residential cooperative housing corporation, where the proceeds of the loan are used to finance the acquisition of such stock and the officer shall occupy an apartment or dwelling unit in premises owned by the residential cooperative housing corporation; or

(3) any loan or loans made to an executive officer of the bank to finance the education of a child of such officer; or

(4) any liability to a bank incurred by any officer who is not an executive officer of such bank.

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