Lisenby v. Motis

East Florida Savings and Trust Company, a banking corporation, was created and its powers defined by Chapter 3994, Acts of 1889, Laws of Florida. It continued to do a banking and trust business until July 21st, 1926, when it suspended and was taken in hands by the Comptroller. While in the hands of the Comptroller, but before the appointment of a receiver East Florida , Savings and Trust Company adopted a resolution amending its charter as provided by Section 4087, Revised General Statutes of 1920, Section 6061, Compiled General Laws of 1927, said amendments having been approved by the…