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Session Laws, 1882 Special Session
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WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the said corpo-

 

ration shall be capable in law of purchasing, hold-

Capable in law

ing, selling, leasing and conveying estates and prop-

 

erty, real and personal, as freely and fully, and with

 

the like freedom from any claims or title of reverter

 

therein, as any natural person may; and may sue and

Sue in corpo-

be sued in said corporate name, and have and use a

rate name.

common seal, and alter and renew the same at

 

pleasure; and shall have and enjoy, and may exercise,

 

all the powers, rights and privileges which any other

 

corporate bodies possess, or may exercise, for the

 

uses and purposes stated in this act.

 

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the affairs of the

 

said company shall be managed by a board of tive

 

directors, who shall serve for two years and until

Board of
directors.

the selection and qualification of their successors;

 

the corporators named in the first section of this act

 

shall be the directors to serve for the first year and

 

until the selection and qualification of their succes-

 

sors; to continue the succession of such board of

 

directors, persons who need not be stockholders shall

 

be chosen or appointed biennially in such manner

 

and by such authority as may be provided by the

 

by-laws of the said corporation; said directors shall

 

have authority to select a president and any other

Select presi-

officers, to be provided for by such by-laws, from

dent.

among their own number or otherwise; and the said

 

directors, or a majority of them, may make and pass

 

all by-laws, not contrary to law, to regulate any

 

affairs of said company.

 

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That said corporation

 

is hereby invested with all powers necessary and

Invested with

convenient for the acquisition of such land and

powers.

other property, personal as well as real, in the city

 

of Baltimore or in the vicinity of it, as the said

 

president and directors, or a majority of them, shall

 

deem necessary, to provide ample yards and depot

 

and other terminal facilities for the business of the

 

Western Maryland Railroad Company, and the erec-

 

tion of the necessary structures thereon, and the

 

laying of rails thereon, and the connection of the

 

same with all tracks in use by the said railroad com-

 

pany, and to make all necessary or convenient con-

 

tracts for the purchase, leasing and acquisition in

 

any manner of any land, property and materials for

 


 
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