State ex rel. Attorney General v. Home Co-operative Union

Ohio Supreme Court
State ex rel. Attorney General v. Home Co-operative Union, 63 Ohio St. (N.S.) 547 (Ohio 1900)

State ex rel. Attorney General v. Home Co-operative Union

Opinion of the Court

By the Court.

The organiza tio® of incorporated companies for the purpose of dealing in real estate under section 8235, Revised Statutes, is necessarily for profit, and such companies must have a capital stock divided into shares as all other corporations for profit. The defendant is not so organized and the prayer of the petition must be sustained. Such corporations expire by limitation of the statute in twenty-five years; and it would not be possible for the defendant to conduct its business in the period limited by the statute so as to avoid loss to a large number of its members.

Judgment of Ouster.

Reference

Full Case Name
The State ex rel. The Attorney General v. The Home Co-operative Union
Status
Published