Crow v. Monroe

Appellees, James Monroe and wife, filed this suit against appellants J. B. Crow and Roy E. Lane and a number of other parties who were dismissed from the suit, alleging, in substance, that appellants and the other defendants named in the petition were operating as a partnership under the name of the National Co-operative Association, which had been organized under a declaration of trust, and that said association had later been incorporated as the National. Co-operative Company; and alleging that the appellee Mrs. Monroe purchased 10 shares of stock in the association, and paid therefor $500.…