Section 5-16-33

Voluntary liquidation — Remittance of unclaimed dividends and share accounts by receiver, etc.; payment of creditors and investors by commissioner.

After the order for final distribution, dividends and unclaimed share accounts remaining unpaid in the hands of the receiver or liquidating agent of savings and loan associations in liquidation shall be by him paid to the Savings and Loan Commissioner of the state and, six months after the said order for final distribution, shall be deposited by the Savings and Loan Commissioner in one or more state banks, at interest, to the credit of the Savings and Loan Commissioner in his official capacity, in trust for the several creditors and investors of the liquidated savings and loan association from which they were received, and the commissioner may pay over the money so held by him to the persons respectively entitled thereto upon being furnished satisfactory evidence of their right to same. In case of doubtful or conflicting claims, he may require an order, from the court having jurisdiction, authorizing and directing the payment thereof. He may apply the interest earned by money so held by him toward defraying the expenses in the payment and distribution of such unclaimed dividends or share accounts to the investors and creditors entitled to receive the same.

(Acts 1939, No. 459, p. 616; Code 1940, T. 5, §239; Acts 1943, No. 96, p. 98.)