17:12B-139. Rotation plan
If any State association operating under any plan other than Plan I, as defined in section 76 of this act, shall find that within the first 10 days of any fiscal month, the funds of such State association, available for the payment of withdrawals, in accordance with the provisions of section 138 of this act, shall be insufficient to pay in full all withdrawal applications which shall have been filed with it on or before the first day of its preceding fiscal month, each such withdrawal application shall be paid in the order in which it was filed, $50.00 on account, or the balance due thereon, whichever is less; and, if the available funds are sufficient to make more than one such payment upon each such application, such rotating payment process shall be repeated until the available funds are exhausted. Each month thereafter the rotation payments shall begin with the application next following the one upon which the last preceding rotation payment was made. So long as such State association is operating upon the rotation payment plan, no member shall have more than one withdrawal application on file at a time. Any State association operating under the provisions of this section shall immediately notify the commissioner of such operation.
L.1963, c. 144, s. 139.
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