Union Iron Co. v. Pierce
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Indiana
[This was an action at law by the Union Iron Company against Winslow S. Pierce and others. Heard on demurrer.]
1Opinion of the Court
MCDONALD, District .Judge.
This is an action of debt. A general demurrer is filed to the declaration; and whether the demurrer ought to be sustained, is the question to be decided. The declaration sets up a claim under an “individual liability” clause of the Indiana statute for the incorporation of manufacturing and mining companies. Gavin & H. 423. The 13th section of that act provides that every company incorporated under it “shall, annually, within twenty days from the first day of January,” make and publish a report in a newspaper of the county ■where the company is established, of the…
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