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	to an extent not exceeding the amount for which
	they are insured — shall be taken into account as a
	part of the security for such loan, in determining
	whether the security is worth double the amoint	Worth double
	loaned thereon ; or it may be loaned on pledges of	the amount.
	any security named in this section, or on the policies
	of the company in force ; Provided: that each loan	Loans and
	is less than the net reserve of the policy on which	pledged se-
	the loan is made, according to the standard of valu-	curities.
	ation prescribed in this act ; And provided : that the
	current market value of such pledged securities, oth-
	. er than the bonds and stocks of this State, or of the
	United States,shall be at all times during the con-
	tinuance of such loans, at least ten per cent, more
	than the sum loaned on them ; and all such loans
	shall be subject to the power of the company to ter-
	minate the same in case of the depreciation of the
	securities below that limit ; And provided: that in
	all investments made upon mortgage securities, the	Mortgage se-
	evidence of the debt shall accompany the mortgage	curities.
	or deed of trust ; and the Insurance Commissioner
	shall have the authority, when any of the securities
	mentioned in this section and held by any insurance
	company reporting to him, are of doubtful market
	value, or without any ascertainable value in the ex-
	changes, to cause the same to be appraised by two
	disinterested and competent persons, whose estimate
	of the value of such securities shall be taken to be
	the value thereof unless the company, by placing some of them upon the market and obtaining a bona
	fide offer therefor, shall so establish for them a dif-
	ferent value.
	35. Whenever the Attorney General of the State
	or the State's Attorney for the city of Baltimore or
	for any county of this State shall be required by the
	Insurance Commissioner to institute proceedings	To institute
	against any insurance company, incorporated under	proceedings.
	the laws of this State, to ascertain whether such
	corporation has been guilty of such misuse, abuse or
	non-user of its corporate powers and franchises, as
	by law would authorize and make proper the for-
	feiture of its charter, corporate powers and fran-
	chises, the said Attorney General, or State's Attor-
	ney, as the case may be, so required, shall file with
	the Superior Court of Baltimore city, or t+he Circuit