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· 6/15/1882

Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroad v. Morganstern

Citations

  • 103 Ill. 149

Syllabus

<p>Agency—use of corporate seal—presumption. Where an appeal bond purporting to have been executed in the name of a railroad company by its general attorney, has the seal of the corporation attached, the presumption will arise that the person using the seal had authority to do so.* </p>

Judges: Scholfield

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