...of Conaress. In Ex pane Schollenberger, 98 US 377, 378, the Supreme Court says upon this subject : "A corporation cannot change its residence or its...prohibited by its charter, or excluded by local laws. Under such circumstances it seema clear that it may, for the purpose of securing business, consent...

...property of said insurance company is liable to such attachment as a non-renidcnt. Whilst a corporation may, by its agents, transact business anywhere, unless prohibited by its charter, or prevented by local laws, it can have no residence or citizenship except where it is located by or under...

...procured by consent. The essential fact is the finding, beyond which the court will not ordinarily look. A corporation cannot change its residence or its citizenship....prohibited by its charter or excluded by local laws. Under such circumstances, it seems clear that it may, for the purpose of securing business, consent...

...Wall. 270; Lafayette Insurance Co. v. French, 18 How. 404; and Ex parte McNeill, 13 Wall. 236, says : "A corporation cannot change its residence or its...prohibited by its charter, or excluded by local laws. Under such circumstances it seems clear that it may, for the purposes of securing business, consent...

...US 369, 24 L. Ed. 853, it is said: "A corporation cannot change its residence or its citizenship. lt can have its legal home only at the place where it...prohibited by its charter, or excluded by local laws." In Insurance Co. v. Francis, 11 Wall. 210, 20 L. Ed. 77, it is ruled: "A corporation can have no legal...

...such state. In Ex parte Schollenbenjer, 96 US 377, 378, the supreme court says upon this subject : " A corporation cannot change its residence or its citizenship....charter; but it may, by its agents, transact business ',my where, unless prohibited by its charter, or excluded by local laws. Under such circumstances it...

...occasions, held that a corporation organized under the laws of a certain state shall have its "legal home" at the place where it is located by or under the authority of its charter; and yet it may, by its agents, transact business anywhere, unless prohibited by its charter or excluded...

...Chief Justice Watte, in ex — parte Schollenberger, 6 Otto, 377, " it can have its legal home Cowardia only at the place where it is located by or under the autho- v. rity of its charter." Life InTt I am, therefore, of opinion that the Universal Life In- Co....

...Chief Justice Waite, in Ex parte Schollenberger, 96 US 369, 24 L. Ed. 853, said that a corporation can have its legal home only at the place where it is placed under the authority of its charter, but may. have its agents transact business anywhere, unless...

...prohibited by its charter, or prevented by local laws, it can have no residence or citizenship except where it is located by or under the authority of its charter. As was said by Taney, CJ, in Bank of Augusta v. Earle, 13 Peters, 519, " It exists by force of tho...