by John Marshall Harlan, Citizens' Central National Bank of New York v…
“ We need not go farther. It is entirely clear that the judgment against the defendant bank-which came into the possession of the property, and was subject to the liabilities, of the Central National Bank-was consistent with sound legal principles and was intrinsically right, even if the guaranty in question was beyond the power of the guaranteeing bank, under the national banking statutes. ”
