Dagg v. Hammons

A. T. Hammons, hereinafter called plaintiff, in his capacity as state superintendent of banks, brought suit against William H. Dagg, and others whom we need not name at present, hereinafter called defendants, to enforce a double stockholders’ liability against defendants as stockholders of the Bank of Winslow. The complaint, after the necessary formal matters, alleged in substance that the Bank of Winslow had been found to be insolvent by plaintiff on October 4th, 1924, and was so declared by an order of the superior court of Navajo county on the twenty-seventh day of March, 1925; that on the…