Banking Department Of Texas

Prepaid funeral benefits contract as written directions for disposition of beneficiary's remains|Funeral provider’s inference from purchases made in prepaid funeral benefits contract does not satisfy statutory requirement for written directions

Method of disposition for purchaser’s remains specified in a prepaid funeral contract may not be changed by holder of statutory durable power of attorney\r\n\r\n|Durable power of attorney under Probate Code chapter XII, holder of may cancel prepaid funeral contract but may not change method of disposition for principal’s remains specified in a prepaid funeral contract of which principal is purchaser and beneficiary|Prepaid funeral contract: Method of disposition for purchaser’s remains specified therein may not be changed by holder of statutory durable power of attorney

Currency Exchange Act, Department may not enforce on Indian reservation|Currency Exchange Act may not be enforced on Kickapoo Indian Reservation because incompatible with federal and tribal interests|Indian reservation, Banking Department may not enforce Currency Exchange Act on gambling facility operated on

Receiver, funds controlled by Commissioner in capacity as are not public funds that Commissioner may invest under Public Funds Investment Act|Travel advances, Commissioner may not invest under Public Funds Investment Act because not authorized by statute|Public funds, defining for purposes of Public Funds Investment Act|Public funds

Disposition of decedent's remains, modification of instructions in a preneed funeral services contract|Disposition of decedent's remains

Prepaid funeral benefits, regulation of certain aspects of prepaid funeral benefits may be applied to religious organizations

Cancellation of prepaid funeral benefits contracts, amendatory language of section 154.155 of Finance Code which entitles purchaser to refund of half the earnings generated by payments made applies only to trust-funded prepaid funeral benefits contracts a

A professional employer organization’s performance of its statutory duties under chapter 91 of the Labor Code pursuant to a professional employer services agreement does not constitute money transmission for which a separate license is required under chapter 151 of the Finance Code.