Slaughter v. Bank of the State

Indiana Supreme Court
Slaughter v. Bank of the State, 19 Ind. 267 (Ind. 1862)

Slaughter v. Bank of the State

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

In this case, the Court refused to continue the cause, to enable the defendant to obtain answer to interrogatories addressed by him to the Bank. It is said the Court refused the continuance on the ground that a corporation could not be compelled to answer interrogatories; but the record does not properly present that question, as the record shows no issue to which the interrogatories were applicable.

The judgment is affirmed, with two per cent, damages and costs.

Reference

Full Case Name
Slaughter v. The Bank of the State, Etc.
Status
Published