Catawba Mills v. Hood
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Watts, J., Chester, March, 1894. Action by the Catawba Mills against J. A. Hood & Bro., commenced in a Trial Justice’s Court in November, 1893.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gary.
The respondent is a corporation, organized in 1892, under the general incorporation act of this State. The capital stock was by the terms of the charter, and by the terms of subscription therefor, payable in monthly instalments on the third Tuesday of each month. The first payment was to be made in June, 1892, and was to be $2 per *204share, and the five next payments thereafter, up to and including November, 1892, were to be $2 per share; and thereafter the payments were to be $3 per share, until the full par value of the stock was paid…
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