¶1This case is before ns on appeal from the judgment of the St. Louis court of appeals, affirming the judgment of the circuit court rendered in defendant’s favor. After a full examination of the case, we affirm the judgment on the grounds and for the reasons stated in the opinion of the court of appeals. Johnson v. Lullman, 15 Mo. App. 55.
88 Mo. 567
Johnson v. Lullman
Decided April 15, 1886
Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1886-04-15
<p>1. Practice : presumptions. The cause having been tried- by the court without a jury, and no declarations of law having been asked or given, it will be presumed on appeal, that the court entertained correct views of law, and if there is substantial evidence to support the judgment, it will be affirmed.</p> <p>2. Corporations: stock : presumptions. The presumption is that a certificate of stock in the usual form is full paid, and a purchaser who takes it without notice, is not liable to creditors if the company’s representions that the stock is full paid are false,</p> <p>3. -: liability of stockholders : surrender of stock. A stockholder who surrenders unpaid stock to the corporation is not liable thereon to a creditor of the corporation whose demand accrued after the surrender,*</p>
Relies on 15 Mo. App. 55 - Johnson v. Lullman
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Affiemed · Decided 1886-04-15
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