Merchants' National Bank v. Glendon Co.
120 Mass. 97, 1876 Mass. LEXIS 121
Opinion
The affidavit complied with the St. of 1874, c. 248, § 3 ; and the court had authority to advance the case for trial, independently of that statute. The evidence admitted waa competent to show that the plaintiff was de facto a banking corporation and transacting business as such.
Exceptions overruled.
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