                                 CODE OF VIRGINIA

TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN TRUST ACCOUNTS (§ 6.2-1092)

A. An association may sell assets held by it as fiduciary in one trust account
to itself as fiduciary in another trust account if the transaction is fair to
both accounts and if such transaction is not prohibited by the terms of the
governing instruments, court order, or the law of the Commonwealth.

B. An association may make a loan to a trust account from the funds belonging to
another such account, when the making of such loan to a designated trust account
is authorized by the governing instrument creating the account from which such
loans are made, or by court order, and the terms of the transaction are fair to
all of the trust accounts involved.

C. An association may make a loan to a trust account and may take as security
therefor assets of the account, provided such transaction is fair to such
account and is not otherwise prohibited by the governing instrument, by court
order, or by the law of the Commonwealth.

HISTORY: 1984, c. 303, § 6.1-195.89; 2010, c. 794.