Hill v. . Lumber Co
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
It was admitted in the pleadings that at the time of the confession of judgment in favor of G. A. Griswold against Pioneer Lumber Company, the defendant corporation was insolvent; that said Griswold and one Hall were the only stockholders and constituted the board of directors; that the said Hall was president and the said Griswold secretary and treasurer of said corporation, and that said Griswold was present at and participated in the meeting at which the resolutions were adopted directing Hall, as president, to confess judgment against the company in favor of Griswold.
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