Bigalow Fruit Co. v. Armour Car Lines
Citations
- 74 Ohio St. (N.S.) 168
Syllabus
<p>Foreign corporation doing business in this state — Requirements and exemptions — Sections 148c and 148d, Revised Statutes— Foreign corporation furnishing refrigerator cars for transportation — Not entitled to comply with section 148c, when— Not exempt from process of attachment, when.</p> <p>1. A foreign corporation whose business is furnishing refrigerator cars and ice therefor, for transportation purposes partly within this state and partly without and across this state, is a “transportation or other corporation engaged in Ohio in interstate commerce business,” within the meaning of section 148o, Revised Statutes.</p> <p>2. Such corporation is not subject to the provisions of section 148c, Revised Statutes, nbr entitled to comply with its requirements; and a voluntary compliance with that section by such corporation, will not bring the corporation within the proviso of section 148d, Revised Statutes, so as to exempt it‘from process of attachment upon the ground that it is a foreign corporation or non-resident of this state.</p>
Judges: Davis, Price, Shauck, Spear, Summers
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