Niles v. Dodge

— The action in this case was by Wallace H. Dodge, against Henry G. Niles, James Q. C. Van Den Bosch and William N. Dunn, and the complaint was substantially as follows:

That on the 20th day of December, 1870, the defendants, with William W. Ferris. Seward E. White, James Welliver and Alfred H. Andrews, united themselves, under the then existing Iuavs of the State of Indiana, by certain aliñóles of association, a copy of which was filed and marked as “ Exhibit A,” into a corporation knoAvnby the name of the Andrews School and Church Furniture Company, with the capital and for the purpose in…