A  provision  that  shares  of  a  bank  shall  not  be  transferable
unless  the  shareholder  shall  discharge  all  debts  due  by  htm  to
the  company  was  held  to  embrace  all  debts  of  the  shareholder,
whether  payable  presently  or  in  the  future.  The  object  of  the
provision  was  to  protect  and  secure  the  bank,  and  to  accomplish
this  the  lien  must  cover  debts  not  matured.1

There  is  an  English  case,  not  to  be  relied  upon,  however,
where,  under  articles  of  association  which  provided  that  the  com.
