§ 14761 Credit Union Liability Limit
This law makes it a misdemeanor for a credit union officer or agent to guarantee or endorse a note, bill, or obligation that could make the credit union pay more than the amount it is allowed to loan or discount.
A credit union employee signs a guarantee that the credit union will cover a $50,000 loan when the credit union is only allowed to loan up to $30,000, causing the credit union to become liable for the extra $20,000.
Because the guarantee exceeds the legal loan limit, the employee is committing a misdemeanor under this statute.
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§ 14761 Credit Union Liability Limit
Last verified: January 11, 2026