§ 16013 Foreign Credit Union Conflicts
If a rule for a foreign credit union with a California branch clashes with any other California rule, the other California rule wins and the foreign‑credit‑union rule is ignored.
A credit union from another state opens a branch in Los Angeles and wants to charge a fee that its home‑state law allows, but California law says that fee is illegal.
Because the California rule and the foreign‑credit‑union rule conflict, the California rule applies and the credit union cannot charge the fee.
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§ 16013 Foreign Credit Union Conflicts
Last verified: January 11, 2026