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1 How. Pr. 110

Moss v. Raynor

New York Supreme Court

Decided March 15, 1845

New York Supreme Court · decided 1845-03-15

Motion by defendants to set aside a judgment against the Rossie Lead Mining Company, the summons therein and all proceedings thereon, for irregularity.—This is an action of debt, in which the plaintiff seeks to recover of the defendants, alleging that they were holders of stock in the Rossie Lead Mining Company, a demand alleged to be due by the said company, under the provisions of the act incorporating the same; by which stockholders are made liable for debts of the…

Decided 1845-03-15

Beardsley, Justice.

¶1Denied the motion, on the ground that the Rossie lead mining company had appeared by attorney, and there was no evidence to show that his powers had been revoked.

¶2Decision—Motion denied with seven dollars costs to plaintiff’s attorneys, in this suit, and with seven dollars costs to plaintiff’s attorneys, in 1 the suit against the company.

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