Shawnee Commercial & Savings Bank Co. v. Miller

On July 21, 1902, plaintiff brought its action in common pleas court of Perry county against defendants, and alleged in its petition in substance: That it is a corporation duly incorporated under the laws of Ohio, with power to receive deposits, borrow and lend money on interest, etc.; and that its principal place of business is at the village of Shawnee, in said county.

That the corporation was organized March 22, 1902, and the defendants were the promoters thereof, and induced and procured the formation of said company; that the defendants were at the time conducting a private hanking…