§ 14750 Credit Union Loan Violations
This law makes certain credit union officials criminally liable if they allow loans or other obligations to nonmembers or that don't follow the credit union's rules, treating the violation as a misdemeanor.
A credit union manager approves a loan to a friend who isn’t a member of the credit union, even though the loan doesn't follow the credit union's lending rules.
Because the manager knowingly allowed an obligation to be created with a nonmember and it wasn't done according to the credit union's requirements, the manager could be charged with a misdemeanor under this statute.
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§ 14750 Credit Union Loan Violations
Last verified: January 11, 2026