Under this Act, the 1821 Act, “An Act to amend and continue for a limited time a certain Act passed in the first year of the Reign of His late Majesty, intituled, ‘An Act for the Incorporation of certain persons therein mentioned, under the name of the “Quebec Bank,”’” is to remain in force until 1837.
This act incorporates the Gore Bank. It specifies how many shares will be available for purchase, how the bank will be managed by directors, how the directors will be chosen, how many votes each shareholder is entitled to, the responsibilities and eligibility of directors, and regulations regarding promissory notes and rates of interest.
This act amends the original charter of the Commercial Bank of the Midland District, in order to comply with the request of the president and director of the said bank, as well as various inhabitants of the province, to increase the number of shares to eight thousand.
This Act continues and amends the 1834 Act, “An Act to authorize the establishment of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies,” and repeals all sections contrary to this Act. This Act is to remain in force until 1856.
This act enables the manufacture of provincial currency, as well as regulating the value of currently brought from outside the province. It also specifies punishments for counterfeiting money.
This act authorises commissioners of the the Bank of Kingston, which is no longer incorporated, to legally sell and transfer real estate currently under title of the Bank of Kingston.
This act authorises the raising of money through the issuing of loans in order to pay for various public works. It specifies the terms of loans, maximum interest fees, collection and issuance of debentures, terms of expiration, and other matters regarding the repayment of this debt.
This act incorporates the Cayuga Glass Manufacturing company, specifying the owners, price of shares, number and responsibility of directors, and the rights of stockholders.