Coleman Hotel Co. v. Crawford

* Writ of error granted March 23, 1927. The question decisive of this appeal is whether or not one who has subscribed to the capital stock of a corporation, to be thereafter organized, can, before any money is expended, any obligation incurred, or charter applied for, withdraw his subscription upon giving proper notice of such withdrawal, without the consent of the other subscribers.

The trial court held that such subscriber could and instructed a verdict in behalf of Crawford accordingly. Other questions are raised on this appeal, among them the question of a proper proof of Crawford's notice…