Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Banks and Banking Containing a Full Annotation of the Bank Act, Vic: Chapter 31, Together With Those Sections of the Criminal Code, 1892, Which Are of Special, Importance to Bankers, Se Edition
The power to incorporate Banks and to legislate generally in respect of them is expressly conferred on the Parliament of Canada by section 91 of the B. N. A. Act. There have been several cases in which the extent of this power has been considered. See Quirt v. Queen, 19 S. C. R. 510, Merchants v. Smith, 8, S. C. R. 512, As to the power of the Provincial Legislatures to impose taxes on Banks. See Bank of Toronto v. Lambe, 12 App Cas.
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