Simper v. Brown

Defendant Scorup appeals from a money judgment against him in favor of plaintiff. The principal assignments of error are that the court failed to make findings on all the material issues and that the findings as made are insufficient to support the judgment.

The substance of the complaint is that the Salina Cooperative Mercantile Institution, a corporation organized in 1881 with a capital stock of 2,000 shares of the par value of $5 each, was disincorporated in 1919; that in the court’s order of disincorporation it was recited that the property of the incorporation by agreement had been…