Hinsdale Savings Bank v. New Hampshire Banking Co.

This was' an action by the New Hampshire Banking Company as a judgment creditor of the Davidson Investment Company, a corporation, to charge the Hinsdale Savings Bank with liability as a stockholder in the corporation named. The action was in the form of .a petition under the last clause of *717section 50, chapter 66, General Statutes 1897. The defendant filed an answer denying its membership as' a stockholder. The only evidence in proof of membership was the stub of a stock certificate book containing memoranda indicating that a certificate of shares of stock had been issued to the defendant.…