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BANKING LAW
OF
NE^W YORK
Chapter 2 of Consolidated Laws
Chapter 369, Laws of 1914
WITH
NOTES, ANNOTATIONS AND REFERENCES
GEORGE WILSON MORGAN
OF THE NEW YORK BAR
AMASA J. PARKER, Jr.
OF THE ALBANY BAR
THE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING CO.
NEW YORK
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Copyright, 1914
BY
THE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING CO.
GEOEGE C. VAN TUYL, Je.
A. BAETOIT HEPBUKISr,
TO WHOM THE STATE OF NEW YOEK IS INDEBTED FOR
THEIK FORESIGHT AND ENERGY IN CONCEIVING AND
EXECUTING THE PRESENT REVISION OF THE BANKING
LAWS.
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PREFACE.
The present Banking Law (chapter 369 of the Laws of 1914)
was submitted to the Legislature by the \"an Tuyl-Hepburn Banking
Commission on February 25, 1914, introduced as a legislative bill by Senator Henry V\'. Pollock and Assemblyman Simon L.
Adler on February 2(5th, unanimously passed, with slight modifications, by a Democratic Senate and a Republican Assembly on
March 25th, and signed by Governor Martin H. Glynn on
April 16th.
This law represents the results of the work of the Commission to Revise the Banking Law, appointed by Superintendent of
Banks George C. Van Tuyl, Jr., pursuant to chapter 705 of the
Laws of 1913, as amended by chapter 3 of the Laws of 1…