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Session Laws, 1937
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HARRY W. NICE, GOVERNOR. 1057

117. No foreign corporation shall do any kind of intra-
state or interstate or foreign business in this State, the doing
of which by domestic corporations is not permitted by the
laws of this State. And every foreign corporation doing intra-
state or interstate or foreign business in this State shall be
deemed thereby to have assented to all the provisions of the
laws of this State.

118. (a) Every foreign corporation doing intrastate
or interstate or foreign business in this State shall be
subject to suit in this State by a resident or non-resident of
this State on any cause of action arising out of such business
and on any other cause of action.

(b) Every foreign corporation which has heretofore done or
hereafter does intrastate or interstate or foreign business in
this State shall he subject to suit in this State by a resident or
non-resident of this State on any cause of action arising out of
such business, whether or not such foreign corporation has
ceased to do business in this State.

(c) Every foreign corporation shall be subject to suit in
this State by a resident of this State or by a person who has
a usual place of business in this State on any cause of action
arising out of a contract made or liability incurred, within
or without this State, if when such contract was made or such
liability was incurred such foreign corporation was doing in-
trastate or interstate or foreign business in this State, whether
or not such foreign corporation shall have ceased to do business
in this State.

(d) Every foreign corporation shall be subject to suit in this
State by a resident of this State or by a person having a usual
place of business in this State on any cause of action arising
out of a contract made within this State or liability incurred
for acts done within this State, whether or not such foreign
corporation is doing or has done business in this State.

119. (a) Every foreign corporation doing intrastate
or 4nter state or foreign business in this State, except insur-
ance companies and fraternal beneficiary societies, orders
or associations subject to the provisions of Article 48A
and except railroads operating in this State and national
banks, shall have at least one resident agent in this State
whose name and address, as such, have been certified to the
State Tax Commission, and also a mailing address which
has likewise been certified to the State Tax Commission.
Each such foreign corporation shall continue to have at least
one such resident agent and a mailing address so certified as
long as it is subject to suit in this State. Each such resident
agent shall be an individual actually residing in this State or
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