23 CAR § 320-1005
23 CAR § 320-1005. Obligations secured by certain transferable documents of title
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(a) The Bank Commissioner and the State Banking Board rule that one hundred fifteen percent (115%) collateral margin applies both to livestock and readily marketable and nonperishable commodities, etc., covered by transferable documents.
(b) “Transferable documents” will be construed to include merely title documents, such as bills of lading or warehouse receipts, and not to include a lien instrument such as a chattel mortgage.
(c) If one hundred fifteen percent (115%) collateral margin should be impaired by depreciation, the failure to restore the margin may result in a loan limit violation.
(d) Even though the bank has previously loaned a borrower up to the statutory loan limit of twenty percent (20%), it may, without committing a loan limit violation, lend the same borrower additional funds against collateral properly margined as provided in subsection (c) of this section.