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Session Laws, 1884 Session
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ROBERT M. McLANE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That if at any time said


corporation shall neglect or refuse to pay in gold and


silver, or lawful money of the United States, any of


its notes, bills, obligations or money received on de-

Failure to pay
note, &c.

posit, in violation of the contract, promise or under-


taking of said corporation, the person or persons


entitled to demand and receive such payment shall


respectively receive and recover interest on said bills,

Interest allow-

notes, obligations and deposits until the same shall be

ed.

fully paid and satisfied, at the rate of six per cent, per


annum from the time of such demand.


SEC. 10. And be it enacted, That if said corporation


shall neglect or refuse to pay as aforesaid any of its


notes, bills, obligations or money received on deposit,


the holder of such note, bill or obligation, or the per-

In case of re-

son or persons entitled to demand and receive such

fusal to pay the

money, shall be respectively entitled only to demand

note.

and receive as creditor or debtor, to claim and set off


such part of the sum of its assets as shall be actually


distributable and payable to such creditor or debtor at


the time when such claim or demand may be made.


SEC. 11. And be it enacted, That if said corporation


shall at any time suspend its payments, the assets


which said corporation may hold, or be in anywise

In case of sus-

entitled to at the time of such suspension of payment,

pension.

shall be ratably distributed to and among all the per-


sons who shall be its creditors at such time and to


their assigns respectively


SEC. 12. And be it enacted, That the continuance


of said corporation shall be on the condition that the


stockholders of said corporation shall be liable to the


amount of their respective share or shares of stock in

Condition of
continuance.

said corporation, for all its debts and liabilities upon


note, bill or otherwise; and upon this further condi-


tion, that this act, and every part of it, may be altered


from time to time, or repealed by the legislature.


SEC. 13. And be it enacted, That if the president


and directors should at any time suspend the active


business operations or workings of said corporation,


other than as now legally provided for, and the stock-


holders at a general meeting after such suspen-

In case of -sus-
pending or clos-

sion, or at any other time, determine to close the

ing.

banking operations by the vote of two-thirds of the


entire capital stock of said corporation represented in


person or by proxy, thenceforth it shall not be lawful


for said corporation to resume the exercise of its bank-




 
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