Section 72
SEC. 72. Summons and legal process served upon the agent designated to accept service thereof in the statement required to be filed by section sixty-eight of this Act shall give jurisdiction to the courts over the corporation filing said statement, and service of notices on such agent shall be .as binding upon the corporation which he represents as if made upon the corporation itself. Should the authority of such agent to accept service of summons and legal process on the corporation or notice to it be revoked, or should such agent become mentally incompetent or otherwise unable to accept service while exercising such authority, it shall be the duty oil the corporation to promptly name and designate another agent upon whom service of summons and process in legal proceedings against the corporation and of notices affecting the corporation. may lie made and to file with the Chief of the Division of Archives, Patents, Copyrights, and Trade-Marks of the Executive Bureau a duly authenticated nomination of such agent. Should there be no person authorized by the corporation upon whom service of summons, process, and ail legal notices may be made, service of summons, process, and legal notices may be made upon tin: Secretary of Finance and Justice in the case of banks, savings and loan banks, trust corporations, and other banking institutions, and upon the Secretary of Commerce and Police in the case oil all other foreign corporations, and such service shall be as effective as if made upon the corporation or upon its duly authorized agent. In case of service for the corporation upon the" Secretary of Finance and Justice or Secretary of Commerce and Police, as ilia case may be, the proper Secretary shall register and transmit by mail to the president or the secretary or clerk of the corporation at its home office or principal office a copy, duly certified by him. of the summons, process, or notice. The sending of such copy of the summons, process, or notice shall be a necessary part of the sen ire and shall complete the service. The registry receipt of mailing shall be conclusive evidence of the sending. All costs necessarily incurred by the proper Secretary for the making and the mailing and sending of a copy of the summons, process, or notice to the president or the secretary or clerk of the corporation at its home office or principal office shall be paid in advance by the party at whose instance the service is made.