Ghingher v. Pearson
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court · BondBond, C. J.
To meet the exigencies of the banking crisis early in the year 1933, the Governor of Maryland declared successive banking holidays, extending together from Eebruary 25th to March 4th, and on March 4th the General Assembly of the State passed an emergency statute, generally referred to as the Emergency Banking Act, to place the business of banking institutions under control, providing for restric*276tions -upon withdrawals from deposits where made necessary by conditions of the respective depositaries, and providing a plan for rehabilitation of any institutions which could not be expected to meet…
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