Republic Iron & Steel Co. v. Carlton
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Maryland
At Law. Action by Republic Iron & Steel Company against Howard Carlton to recover as creditor an unpaid stock subscription of defendant to the South Baltimore Steel Car & Foundry Company. On demurrer to declaration.
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, District Judge.
This is an action at law. The Republic Iron -& Steel Company is the plaintiff. It is a New Jersey corporation. It will be called the plaintiff. Howard Carlton is the defendant. He is a citizen of Maryland. Fie will be styled the defendant. The suit is brought to recover from the defendant unpaid installments of subscriptions alleged to have been made by him to the capital stock of the South Baltimore Steel Car & Foundry Company. It is a Maryland corporation. It will be spoken of as the company.
The defendant demurs to the declaration. The facts admitted by the demurrer are…
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