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Massachusetts Division of Banks - Second Quarter 2000 Digest of Opinions (4519 words) |
 | It is the position of the Division that a state- or federally-chartered bank located in Connecticut could acquire a Massachusetts Bank through merger or consolidation since the terms imposed by the laws of Connecticut for such a transaction are no more restrictive than those terms required by the Commonwealths General Laws for such a merger. |
| It is the Division s position, that the Texas corporation is required to be licensed as a collection agency under the provisions of section 24 of chapter 93 of the Mass. |
| It is the position of the Division that the central office of the company would not be required to obtain a separate license from its branch offices in order to conduct "back-room" administrative activities on behalf of its branches. |
| STANDING - Online Information article about STANDING (7241 words) |
| The sinuousness of the river also changes by the erosion of the banks, so that in time the position of the river is completely altered. |
| To mark out distinctly the length of stream over which the floats pass, two ropes may be stretched across the stream at a distance apart, which varies usually from 50 to250ft., according to the size and rapidity of the river. |
| The longer the run the less is the proportionate error of the time observations, but on the other hand the greater the deviation of the floats from a straight course parallel to the axis of the stream. |
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