Tuttle v. Michigan Air Line Railroad

Campbell, J.:

Tuttle, the plaintiff in error,.had judgment rendered against him for certain stock assessments. His liability as a stockholder was based, if at all, on a subscription alleged to have been made to the stock of “The Grand Trunk *Railway Company of Michigan,” organized December 21, 1866. That company is claimed to have become consolidated on the 28th of August, 1868, with .the Grand Trunk Railway Company of northern Indiana into a corporation bearing the same name as the defendant in error. This new company was again consolidated, without change of name, with the St. Joseph Valley…