Statutory Revision Of The Laws Of New York Affecting Banks, Banking And Trust Companies Enacted In 1

"Statutory Revision Of The Laws Of New York Affecting Banks, Banking And Trust Companies" is a comprehensive resource compiling legislation enacted in 1892 and amended through 1905. Authored by Andrew Hamilton, this volume meticulously details the Banking Law, the General Corporation Law, and the Stock Corporation Law, complete with all amendments.

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