Hempstead Bank v. James E. Smith, Comptroller of the Currency of the United States and the Chase Manhattan Bank, National Association

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• remanding for reasons for Comptroller's approval of Chase Manhattan branch under New York's \public convenience\ standard because of question whether Chase Manhattan's convenience was improperly equated with public convenience
• applying New York Banking Law § 29 “public convenience and advantage” standard, which is “general and leaves ample room for discretion”
• remanding for reasons for Comptroller’s approval of Chase Manhattan branch under New York’s “public convenience” standard because of question whether Chase Manhattan’s convenience was improperly equated with public convenience

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