Summary

Edward Douglass White Bushnell v. Leland — Opinion of the Court

We see no reason now to reopen controversies which were then treated as concluded, and have since been approved and in all respects fully affirmed. The contention that there is now presented in argument a grave constitutional question, which was not pressed or considered in the prior cases, is a mere assumption which has no foundation in fact.
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Edward Douglass White Bushnell v. Leland — Opinion of the Court

The plaintiff in error, being a stockholder in the State National Bank of Wichita, Kan., was sued to enforce payment of the double liability imposed by law. The pleadings aver the existence of the legal prerequisites to the stockholder's liability, viz. the subscription by defendant to the stock, the due organization of and the authority conferred on the bank to engage in business, the suspension, the valid appointment of a receiver, and a ratable assessment made by the comptroller on the stockholders in conformity to law.
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