Thompson v. Nicolai
New York Supreme Court
Action by Myers Thompson, assignee of Lucy A. Thompson, against Curt Nicolai, as a stockholder of the Wendler Machine Company, to recover for a debt of said corporation, on the ground that defendant had not paid for the stock thereof of which he was the owner and holder. On demurrer to complaint. Overruled.
1Opinion of the CourtScripture, J.
The complaint alleges that the Wendler Machine. Company was a domestic corporation organized in September, 1894, under the business corporation law of the state of New York, located and having its principal business office at Carthage, N. Y.; that the object of such corporation was the manufacture and sale of pulp machinery, paper machinery, and iron and wood work generally, and the purchase, development, and sale of patents, etc., thereunder; that the capital stock was $150,000, divided into shares of $100 each; that the defendant was a subscriber for 10 shares of said stock, amounting to…
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