Cramer v. Burnham

The Connecticut Agricultural Exchange, Incorporated, filed its certificate of incorporation with the Secretary of State and he approved the same on May 2d, 1921. Its corporate existence thereupon, under General Statutes, § 3510, began, and we held in Chieppo v. Chieppo, 88 Conn. 233, 237, 90 Atl. 940, that it then became “not only a de jacto but a de jure corporation.”

General Statutes, § 3511, provides: “After the approval of the certificate of incorporation as aforesaid and until the directors are elected, the incorporators shall have charge of the affairs of the corporation, and may take…