Citizens State Bank v. Strayer
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGood, J.
In March, 1924, the capital of the plaintiff bank was impaired and its reserve depleted. Because of these facts, the department of trade and commerce of the state of Nebraska took possession of the bank, and in April following requested the bank to make an assessment of 100 per cent, on its capital stock, for the purpose of restoring the impaired capital and depleted reserve. On the 18th of April, 1924, the directors of the plaintiff bank adopted a resolution declaring an assessment of 100 per cent, on its capital stock, and notified the stockholders to pay such assessment by a date named.…
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