Coleman Hotel Co. v. Crawford

The question decisive of this appeal is whether or not one who has subscribed to the capital stock of a corporation, to be thereafter organized, can, before any money is expended, any obligation incurred, or charter applied for, withdraw his subscription upon giving proper notice of such withdrawal; without the consent of the other subscribers.

*811The trial court held that such subscriber could and instructed a verdict in behalf of Crawford accordingly. Other questions are raised on this appeal, among them the question of a proper proof of Crawford’s notice of withdrawal; but .we think the proof…