§ 17333 Commissioner Takeover Of Fidelity
This law lets the commissioner take over Fidelity Corporation’s property and run the business if the company breaks certain rules, and keep it until the company promises to follow the rules.
Fidelity Corporation refuses to let the commissioner look at its books and papers.
Because the company won’t let the commissioner inspect its records, the commissioner can send a written notice, take possession of the company’s property, and run the business until Fidelity shows it will obey the rules.
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§ 17333 Commissioner Takeover Of Fidelity
Last verified: January 11, 2026