Fisk v. Toys & Novelties Publishing Co.

On April 6, 1929, plaintiff filed her petition based upon the provisions of section 73, as amended in 1921, of the Illinois Corporation Act of 1919, against the two defendant corporations. Each filed a general demurrer to the petition after it had slightly been amended. The court sustained the demurrers and, plaintiff electing to stand by her petition, the same was dismissed for “want of equity,” and she appealed.

In section 6 of the Corporation Act, as amended, Cahill’s St. ch. 32,6, it is provided in part:

“Each corporation organized under this Act shall, subject to the conditions and…