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MATTER OF STATE BANK OF KENMORE v. BELL

277 A.D. 924 (1950)

In the Matter of The State Bank of Kenmore, Appellant, v. Elliott V. Bell, as Superintendent of Banks of The State of New York, et al., Respondents

Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Third Department.

June 27, 1950.

The Banking Law (§ 105, subd. 4) expressly provides that the Superintendent of Banks and the Banking Board may authorize the opening of a branch bank in an unincorporated village. The finding that the area in question, outside of the village of Kenmore, was an unincorporated village, is supported by law and the facts. The ultimate determination complained of was made after an investigation which conformed to statutory direction...

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