Bank of Hamilton v. State Banking Board

ERICKSTAD, Chief Justice.

In early 1974 the Bank of Hamilton applied to the State Banking Board (hereinafter called Board) to move to Cavalier, to change its name, and to establish a paying and receiving station at its old location at Hamilton. Pursuant to notice, the Board on April 19, 1974, heard the matter. Two parties protested the application: First State Bank of Cavalier (hereinafter called Bank of Cavalier) and Citizens State Bank of Neche (hereinafter called Bank of Neche).

Evidence adduced at hearing included testimony and exhibits relating to, among other facts, population and school…