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1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 285

George H. Newman, Albert Schumacher and William

 

Hooper, and such other persons as shall hereafter be-

 

comp stock holders in said association, shall be and

 

they are hereby declared to be a body politic and cor-

 

porate by the name of the Globe Insurance Company

 

of Baltimore, and by the same name shall have per-

 

petual succession, and shall be able to sue and he sued,

 

implead and bo impleaded, in all courts of law or

 

equity in this State or elsewhere, and to make and

 

have a common seal. and the same to break, alter or

 

renew at their pleasure, and also to ordain and estab-

 

lish such by-laws, ordinances and regulations as shall

 

appear necessary for regulating the concerns of said

 

corporation not being contrary to this art or to the

 

constitution "and Saws cf this State or of the United

 

States.

Capital stock

SEC. 2. And be it enacted. That the capital stock

 

of said company, shall consist of three hundred thou-

 

sand dollars, to be divided into three thousand shares,

 

each of one hundred dollars, to he paid to said compa-

 

ny as follows, five dollars thereof shall be paid on

Instalments

each share at the time of subscribing, five dollars

 

within thirty flays thereafter, and the remaining ninety

 

dollars of each share by instalments of ten dollars

 

each, upon a notice not less than thirty days, so that

 

the whole amount thereof be paid within the space of

 

twelve months from the time of subscribing, and in

 

case of default in the payment of any of said, instal-

 

ments or any of those of the increased stock hereinaf-

Forfeit

ter mentioned, the stock on which such default has been

 

made shall become forfeited to the company, and may

 

be sold for the benefit of said company with power

 

however in the President and Directors to relinquish

 

said forfeiture at their discretion, on payment of the

Proviso

amount due thereon; and provided always, that no such

 

forfeiture shall release any subscriber or stockholder

 

from his, her or their obligation to pay the whole

 

amount due on said instalment, or others that may be

 

called in until said company shall have received the

 

full amount of all the instalments due upon the stock

 

which has become forfeited as aforesaid.



 

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