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Ohio Banking Reform Act Amended and Expanded 1843
The measure revises Ohio banking law by limiting directors to one bank, detailing duties and penalties, enabling receivers to close insolvent banks, and creating new banks including Franklin Bank of Cincinnati Columbus and Western Reserve Bank Warren. It sets stockholder liability, loan terms, dividend rules, and court actions for debt recovery. The act also revises governance, reporting, and enforcement provisions and repeals several prior sections.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Rite of Ohio
Suc Bank
State of
Scira Fucias
Soire Facias
Ank
Scire Fa
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
United States
John S. Groesbeck
E. S. Haines
Jacob Resor
Franklin Bank of
Cincinnati
Western Reserve Bank
Warren
Solomon Sturges
Alva Buckingham
Richard Stilwell
David Brash
Bank of Muskingum
Zanesville
Muskingum County
John W. Gill
John Hogg
John Alexander
Bank of
Mount Pleasant
Mayenne
Bank of Xenia
Bank of Wooster
Bank of Norwalk
Bank of Sandusky
Alvo
Lafayete Bank of Cincinnati
John Chaney
House of Representatives
James J. Faran
Senate