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Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEXXXV > CHAPTER386 > 386-2

The treasurer of every savings bank shall enter upon the books of the bank, at the times of the several transactions, according to forms approved by the commissioner, a true and detailed account of every receipt and payment on account of the bank, and a full and particular description of every note, certificate of stock and other security coming to the possession of the bank, with a statement of the amount paid or advanced thereon and the date of so doing; so that the books of the banks shall contain a full, intelligible and true history of all its dealings.

Source. 1881, 103:2. 1887, 65:1. PS 165:9. PL 261:8. RL 309:6.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEXXXV > CHAPTER386 > 386-2

The treasurer of every savings bank shall enter upon the books of the bank, at the times of the several transactions, according to forms approved by the commissioner, a true and detailed account of every receipt and payment on account of the bank, and a full and particular description of every note, certificate of stock and other security coming to the possession of the bank, with a statement of the amount paid or advanced thereon and the date of so doing; so that the books of the banks shall contain a full, intelligible and true history of all its dealings.

Source. 1881, 103:2. 1887, 65:1. PS 165:9. PL 261:8. RL 309:6.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-hampshire > TITLEXXXV > CHAPTER386 > 386-2

The treasurer of every savings bank shall enter upon the books of the bank, at the times of the several transactions, according to forms approved by the commissioner, a true and detailed account of every receipt and payment on account of the bank, and a full and particular description of every note, certificate of stock and other security coming to the possession of the bank, with a statement of the amount paid or advanced thereon and the date of so doing; so that the books of the banks shall contain a full, intelligible and true history of all its dealings.

Source. 1881, 103:2. 1887, 65:1. PS 165:9. PL 261:8. RL 309:6.