Dupee v. Swigert
Illinois Supreme Court
This was a petition for a mandamus, filed in this court by the relators, Charles A. Dupee, Noble B. Judah and Monroe L. Willard, against Charles P. Swigert, Auditor of Public Accounts.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Magrudeb
This is a petition for a mandamus by Charles A. Dupee and others against the State Auditor to compel him to issue to the petitioners “a permit to organize” a bank in the city of Chicago, which has a population of more than ten thousand persons, under “An Act concerning corporations with banking powers, ” passed by the Legislature of Illinois, and approved June 16, 1887. (Laws of Illinois of 1887, page 89).
The Auditor refused to grant permission to organize under the Act upon two grounds as set up in his answer to the petition. The first ground is that the Act in question does not apply to…
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