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Code of Federal Regulations 450 (October 2013)

handle is hein.nccusl/nccpubmtpc3784 and id is 1 raw text is: § 29.12 (3) Time certificates of deposit and commercial paper provided that the commercial paper has a rating of ei- ther Al or P1 or both. (b) No more than two percent of the total principal amount outstanding of fixed income obligations of a single issuer may be held by the Fund at any one time, Provided, however, That this restriction shall not apply to obliga- tions of the United States or any of its agencies. § 29.12 Borrowing. In the event the Fund is unable to satisfy a claim determined to be justi- fied, or is in need of money with which to initiate the operation of the Fund, the Fund may borrow the money need- ed from any commercial credit source at the lowest available rate of interest. If the amount to be borrowed is $500,000 or less, the Administrator may arrange to pledge the credit of the Fund pursu- ant to a resolution of the Board of Trustees. If the proposed borrowing ex- ceeds $500,000, the Administrator shall, prior to issuance of a note or other se- curity pledging the credit of the Fund, secure the approval of the Secretary. No money may be borrowed from any of the Permittees or their affiliates. § 29.13 Termination. Upon termination of operations of the Pipeline, the full disposition of all claims, and the expiration of time for the filing of claims against the Fund, all assets remaining in the Fund shall be placed in a temporary trust fund ac- count within the State of Alaska. The terms of the trust arrangement shall be determined by the Secretary. Dur- ing the next succeeding session of Con- gress, the Secretary shall request that Congress provide for final disposition of the Fund. If Congress at any time es- tablishes a comprehensive oil pollution liability fund which supersedes or re- peals the Fund, the Fund assets and any pending claims shall be disposed of as Congress or the Secretary shall di- rect. § 29.14 Information collection. The information collection require- ments contained in 43 CFR 29.9 have been approved by the Office of Manage- ment and Budget under 44 U.S.C. 3501 et 43 CFR Subtitle A (10-1-13 Edition) seq. and assigned approval No. 1084- 0026. The information being collected is the information required to substan- tiate claims submitted to the Fund. The information will be used to deter- mine whether the claims are appro- priate for payment by the Fund. Sub- mission of this information is required of claimants before a claim can be con- sidered. PART 30-INDIAN PROBATE HEARINGS PROCEDURES Subpart A-Scope of Part; Definitions Sec. 30.100 flow do I use this part? 30.101 What definitions do I need to know? 30.102 What assets will the Secretary pro- bate? Subpart B-Commencement of Probate Proceedings 30.110 When does OHA commence a probate case? 30.111 flow does OHA commence a probate case? 30.112 What must a complete probate file contain? 30.113 What will OflA do if it receives an in- complete probate file? 30.114 Will I receive notice of the probate proceeding? 30.115 May I review the probate record? Subpart C-Judicial Authority and Duties 30.120 What authority does the judge have in probate cases? 30.121 May a judge appoint a master in a probate case? 30.122 Is the judge required to accept the master's recommended decision? 30.123 Will the judge determine matters of status and nationality? 30.124 When may a judge make a finding of death? 30.125 May a judge reopen a probate case to correct errors and omissions? 30.126 What happens if property was omit- ted from the inventory of the estate? 30.127 What happens if property was improp- erly included in the inventory? 30.128 What happens if an error in BIA's es- tate inventory is alleged? Subpart D-Recusal of a Judge or ADM 30.130 How does a judge or ADM recuse him- self or herself from a probate case? 30.131 flow will the case proceed after the judge's or ADM's recusal? 30.132 May I appeal the judge's or ADM's recusal decision?

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