McCulloch v. State

The complaint in this case, being an information in the nature of a writ of quo warranto, alleges that there is an association of persons transacting business as a banking corporation in this state, having their principal office at Indianapolis, called by themselves “ The Bank of the State of Indiana,” of which association Hugh Mc-Culloch is the acting president, and lames M. Bay the acting cashier, who are members of the association — which association, and said McCulloch and Bay, are made defendants. It is further alleged, that the association claims to be a lawful corporation, under a…