State ex rel. Cascade Bank v. Yoder
Montana Supreme Court
Original application for mandamus by the state, on relation of the Cascade Bank of Great Falls, against A. N. Yoder, as Secretary of State, to compel respondent to file a certificate extending the bank’s corporate existence.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Holloway
On April 3, 1889, the Cascade Bank of Great Falls was organized as a state banking corporation with a capital stock of $40,000; its term of existence being twenty years. On January 24, 1891, the capital stock was increased to $75,000. On March 18, 1909, the corporation desiring to extend the period of its corporate existence for twenty years from April 3, 1909, the board of directors adopted a resolution calling a meeting of the stockholders for March 29, 1909, to determine whether such extension should be made,'and directing the cashier to give notice in writing to every stockholder. Such…
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