United Hosiery Mills Corp. v. Stevens
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM HAMILTON. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Hamilton County.— Hon. W. B. Garvin, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hall
United Hosiery Mills Corporation is a corporation chartered and organized under the laws of Tennessee, and owns a large plant in the city of Chattanooga, and is engaged in the manufacture of hosiery, knit goods, yarns, etc.
Its original charter declared “the purpose of carrying on a general manufacturing business in cottons, woolens, silk, paper,” etc., and granted “all powers conferred by *533the laws of Tennessee upon mining and manufacturing corporations.”
It also contained the general powers enumerated in Shannon’s Annotated Code, section 2076a1 et seq.
It also contained the following provision…
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