¶1This case is before us on appeal from the judgment of the St. Louis Court of Appeals, affirming *198the judgment of the St. Louis circuit court, and, after a careful consideration of the views urged by counsel for appellant, we are of opinion that tbe doctrine asserted by the court of appeals is correct, and tbe judgment of said court is affirmed on tbe grounds and for tbe reasons stated in tbe opinion of said court. 15 Mo. App. 565.
93 Mo. 197
Garesché v. Lewis
Decided October 15, 1887
Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1887-10-15
<p>1. Administration: limitations : exhibition op demands. Under the statute, unmatured demands running to certain maturity are barred, unless they are exhibited to the administrator within two years after the publication of notice of the grant of letters,</p> <p>3. -: corporations : stockholders. The claim of a creditor ' of a corporation against a stockholder for unpaid stock matures on dissolution of the corporation, and must be exhibited within two years.</p> <p>8. --: -:--. The liability of a stockholder to a creditor of the corporation for unpaid stock becomes fixed by the insolvency and dissolution of the corporation, and then becomes a primary liability.*</p>
Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently February 1903
2 state decisions
Relies on Garesché v. Lewis
Good law ✅— No negative treatment on recordhow we know
ÁEEIBMED · Decided 1887-10-15
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