McCran v. Western Union Telegraph Co.
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, Chancellor.
So much of the pleadings as are necessary to an understanding of the questions decided, are as follows:
The information sets out that by virtue of an act of the-legislature entitled “An act to incorporate the American *282Telegraph Company,” approved March 23d, 1859, that company was created a body corporate, subject to the general restrictions and liabilities set forth in “An act concerning corporations,” approved February 14th, 1846, so far as the same were applicable; that the capital stock should represent the telegraph lines, patent rights and other property owned by the…
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