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receive the same for its own benefit. Should any such corpora-
tion at any time have deposited with said treasurer more than
the amount hereby required, such excess may be refunded.

1892, ch. 109.

85 F. In case any such corporation, now or hereafter doing
business in this State, not chartered under the authority of this
State, shall refuse or neglect to make the deposit hereinbefore
provided, the fact shall be reported by the said treasurer to the
Attorney-General, who shall thereupon, without delay, institute
such proceedings as may be necessary to enjoin and restrain such
corporation from transacting any business in this State, and the
Court before which such proceedings shall be begun, shall be
authorized to make such order or decree, and to issue such pro-
cess in the premises to enforce compliance by such corporation
with the provisions of this statute, or to restrain the transaction
of business by such corporation in this State as it may deem
proper.

Ibid.

85G. The amount of money which any corporation shall have
on deposit, or hold in trust, or loan at any time, shall not exceed
ten times the amount of its paid-up capital and surplus, and its
outstanding loans, shall not, at any time exceed said amount; but
any such corporation authorized to receive court deposits, may,
at any time, receive on deposit and loan out any money which
may be deposited with it by order of any of the courts of this
State, notwithstanding such limitation.

Ibid.

85 H. Any willful false swearing, relative to the report and
examination hereinbefore provided for, by any person, shall be
deemed perjury, and be subject to the prosecutions and punish-
ments for that offense now or hereafter provided for by law.

Ibid.

85 I. Whenever it shall be proven to the satisfaction of said
treasurer that any such corporation has surrendered its charter or
ceased to do business in this State, and has liquidated all its
indebtedness to depositors and creditors, he shall surrender to