ART. 26.] CORPORATIONS. 33

PROCEEDINGS ON EXECUTION AGAINST THE STOCK AND TRANSFERABLE DEPTH OF CORPORATIONS. 198. What liable to execution or attach- ment. 199 Duty of sheriff notice to president, &c., of seizure. 200. Certificate of number of shares, &c attachment for contempt against president, &c , of company books. 201. Schedule of shares, or debt notice to corporation. 202 Advertisement and sale. 203. Transfer after seizure 201. Discontinuance of proceedings 205 Sale by Sheriff and transfer to pur- chaser. 206. Punishment of recusant corporation officers. 207. Refusal by purchaser to accept trans- fer action against sheriff or corporation. 208. Fee for transfer.

PROCESS. 209. Liability of foreign corporations. 210. Service of process : suits and where brought. 211 Suits in court or before justices ser- vice of process notice attachments 212 Service on agents service of copy of process on president, &c. affidavit. 213 Judgment by default, jury of inqui- ry, &c. <C; 214 Bill against debtors of corporations decree trial at law bill of discovery ap- peal bill, where filed. 215. Sufficient description 216. How far this aiticle applicable to all corporations. 217. Stores connected with railroad or mining companies co-operative stores. 218 Steamships or steamboats connected with railroad companies. 219. Preferred stock perpetual dividend proviso general meeting of stockholders.

1868, c. 471, entitled an act to repeal Article XXVI of the Code of Public General
laws, and to enact a substitute therefor, and to repeal section 22 of Article XVI;
sections 99 to 103 of the same article [should be Art. LXXV] and sections 33 to 43
of Article LXXXVIII of the Code of Public General Laws, enacts as follows.

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS.

SEC. 1. Any corporation may acknowledge any deed which said corporation has the power to make, by at- torney appointed by such corporation, under the seal thereof, and such appointment may be embodied in the deed.	1808, a 471 Acknowledg- ment of deeds.
2. No corporation created, or to be created, and not expressly incorporated for banking purposes shall, by any implication or construction, be authorized to exer- cise banking privileges, or to issue any note, token or device, scrip or other evidence of debt, to be used as currency.	Banking prohi- bited.
3. When the corporate powers of any corporation incorporated under the laws of this state, are directed by its charter or certificate of incorporation to be exer- cised by any particular body, or number of persons, a majority of such body of persons, if it be not otherwise provided in the charter or certificate of incorporation, shall he a sufficient number to form a board for the	Majority to con- stitute a board