Supreme Judicial Court of Maine, 1849

Lime Rock Bank v. Macomber

Lime Rock Bank v. Macomber
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine · Decided May 15, 1849 · Howard
29 Me. 564

Lime Rock Bank v. Macomber

Opinion of the Court

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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