Lime Rock Bank v. Macomber

29 Me. 564
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine·Decided May 15, 1849·Published

Opinion

The ComtT, by

Howard, J.

orally.

Formerly the assent of the bank, in such a case, was required to be proved by record. More recently the consent of its officers has been held sufficient. The jury were justified in finding such consent. A suit in the name of the United States was recently maintained by direction of the Postmaster General, for the benefit of an individual. Exceptions overruled.

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