Indiana Quarries Co. v. Angier Bank & Trust Co.

In its complaint, plaintiff alleges that P. S. Cooper and J. E. Williams were President and Yice-President and Cashier, respectively, of defendant, Angier Bank and Trust Company, a corporation, engaged in the general banking business in the town of Angier, N. C.; that on 24 October, 1921, said corporation was planning and about to undertake the erection of a new building in Angier to be used partly as a bank; that P. S. Cooper, President, and J. E. Williams, Yice-President and Cashier, as officers of said corporation, were in complete charge and control of its business, and were acting for…