Hall v. Kimsey

1. The assignment of error in the bill of exceptions upon the judgment of the trial judge in passing upon both law and facts is sufficient, under the ruling in Gleason v. Traynham, 111 Ga. 887 (36 S. E. 969).

2. Where a regularly chartered corporation continues, after the expiration of its charter, to conduct, within its corporate powers, the business for which it was incorporated, and deals with others as a corporation, it is a de facto corporation, and is liable upon contracts which it has made within its corporate powers. In a suit against it upon a contract so made, a defense that the…