§ 301. Application of chapter.
§ 302. Deposits.
§ 303. General lending powers.
§ 304. Direct leasing of personal property.
§ 305. Participations.
§ 306. Limits on indebtedness of one customer (including purchased paper).
§ 307. Investment securities (other than stock).
§ 308. Acceptances.
§ 309. Installment loans (including revolving credit plans).
§ 310. Real estate loans.
§ 311. Transactions with respect to shares of corporate stock and capital securities.
§ 312. Pledges for deposits.
§ 313. Bonds and suretyship.
§ 314. Borrowings.
§ 315. Miscellaneous and incidental banking powers.
§ 316. Authorizing certain loans for commercial, business, professional, agricultural or nonprofit purposes including revolving credit plans.
§ 317. Authorizing monthly interest loans for individuals, partnerships and other unincorporated entities.
§ 318. Alternate basis for interest charges by institutions.
§ 319. Charging interest at rates permitted competing lenders.
§ 320. Notice of annual fees and refunds on credit cards of affiliate banks.
§ 321. Authorization of fees for revolving credit plans.
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