Utah Admin. Code R331-7-5 - Salvage Powers for Depository Institutions
(1) If, in good faith, a depository
institution believes that there has been an unanticipated change in conditions
which threatens its financial position by significantly increasing its exposure
to loss, the provisions of this rule shall not prevent the depository
institution:
(a) As the owner, lessor, or
both, under a net, limited residual dependent lease from taking reasonable and
appropriate action to salvage or protect the value of the property or its
interest arising under the lease;
(b) As the assignee of a lessor's interest in
a lease, from becoming the owner and lessor of the leased property pursuant to
its contractual right, or from taking any reasonable and appropriate action to
salvage or protect the value of the property or its interest arising under the
lease;
(c) Upon return of the
leased property by the lessee to the depository institution at the expiration
of the lease term or at any other time that the depository institution has
possession of the property upon default by the lessee; the depository
institution in order to avoid the cost and inherent liability of maintaining
the property and to recoup its investment in the lease plus financing costs
shall:
(i) Sell the property;
(ii) Release the property by entering into a
new and separate net, limited residual dependent lease with a lessee;
(iii) Rent the property in which case the
depository institution may be required to maintain the property in suitable
condition to be used by another party on a rental basis. Such maintenance must
be performed by an independent firm on a sub-contract basis only;
(iv) Transfer the property to a separately
identified holding or repossessed property account within the depository
institution.
(2) The provisions of this section do not
prohibit a depository institution from including any provisions in a lease, or
from making any additional agreements to protect its financial position or
investment in the circumstances.
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