California Financial Code Statutory History
California Financial Code Statutory History
Financial Code: The 1951 Financial Code is derived from the 1949 Banking Code and earlier acts relating to the organization, regulation, and supervision of financial institutions and financial transactions. In 1951, these former acts and the Banking Code provisions were consolidated and revised. The new code also added the Savings and Loan Association Law (now the Savings Association Law). It is not unusual to find identical language in parallel statutes enacted by companion bills that addressed different aspects of this subject matter (i.e., Personal Property Brokers’ Act of 1939 and the Small Loan Act of 1939).
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Financial Code Sections
FIN Code Section 756 : Derived from former Penal Code section 563b, enacted in 1917.
FIN Code Sections 22000 through 22057: The Personal Property Brokers Act.
FIN Code Section 22600 : Derived from former uncodified section 10 of Chapter 634, Statutes of 1909.
