84 Neb. 89 | Neb. | 1909
From plaintiff’s brief we obtain this statement: “On or about April 15, 1905, defendants associated themselves
This succinct statement of the case and of the only issue to be determined obviates the necessity of setting out the petition in this opinion. We will therefore consider only the one question presented by plaintiff in its brief, assuming that it is the only question covered by the petition. Plaintiff bases its right to hold the defendants personally liable for the debts of the corporation which they attempted to form under the name of the “Duplexophone Company” under section 126, ch. 16, Comp. St. 1905, which reads as follows: “Every corporation, previous to the commencement of any business, except its own organization, when the same is not formed by legislative enactment, must adopt articles of incorporation and have them filed in the office of the secretary of state and recorded in a book kept for that purpose, and domestic corporations must also file with the county clerk in the county where their headquarters are located.”
The judgment of thé district court is right, and is
Affirmed.