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LAWS OF MARYLAND.


order, shall be assignable by indorsement in like man-


ner and with the like effect as foreign bills of exchange


now are, and those which are payable to bearer shall


be negotiable or assignable by delivery only.


SEC. 22. And be it enacted, That the shares of the


capital stock of said corporation shall be transferable


on the books of the corporation only according to such

Shares — how

rules as shall be established by the president and direc-

transferred.

tors, but all debts actually due and payable to the cor-


poration by a stockholder requesting a transfer of


shares, must be satisfied before such a transfer shall be


made, unless the president and directors shall direct


to the contrary.


SEC. 23. And be it enacted, That no loan shall be


made by the corporation for the use of or on account


of this state or the United States to an amount ex-


ceeding five thousand dollars, or to any other State of


this Union, or to any foreign prince or state, to any

Limit of loans.

amount whatsoever without the previous consent of


the legislature, nor to any one corporation or person


an amount exceeding at any one time ten per cent, of


the capital stock actually paid in; and the capital


stock and funds of said corporation shall be deemed


and taken to be personal, not real estate.


SEC. 24. And be it enacted, That it shall not be


lawful for the said corporation to make discounts in or


pay out any funds or money other than gold or silver

Mot lawful.

coin, the lawful currency of the United States, notes


issued by the authority of this charter, and notes of


other banking institutions received at their par value


by the banks so paying them out.


SEC. 25. And be it enacted, That if at any time the

Failure to pay

said corporation shall neglect or refuse to pay in gold

note, &e.

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


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


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


taking of the said corporation, the person or persons


entitled to demand and receive such payment shall

Allow interest.

respectively receive and recover interest on said bills,


notes, obligations and deposits, until the same shall be


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


per annum, from the time of such demand.


SEC. 26. And be it enacted, That the said "Worcester


Citizens Bank " may purchase and take an assignment

Take assign-
ments of mort-

of any mortgage of any building or laud association,

gagee, &c.

or any corporation or individual, and hold the said



 
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