Buda Foundry & Manufacturing Co. v. Columbian Celebration Co.
Illinois Circuit Court
Bill to enforce stockholders’ liability. Circuit court Gen. No. 116,462. Heard upon exceptions to master's report before Judge Murray F. Tuley.
1Opinion of the Court
Tuley, J.:
The statement of this case by Master Learning is, in substance, that the complainant, the Buda Foundry and Manufacturing Company, an Illinois corporation, a simple contract creditor (in the sum of $9,378) of the Columbian Celebration Company, also an Illinois corporation, on June 10, 1893, filed its bill of complaint under section 25, chapter 32, of the Revised Statutes, on behalf of itself, and all other creditors against the latter company and numerous parties alleged to be stockholders of said defendant corporation; alleging that said Columbian Celebration Company had ceased to…
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- Sprague v. National Bank of AmericaIllinois Supreme Court · 1898
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