Kemp v. New Mexico Annual Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church
Citations
- 25 N.M. 418
- 184 P. 484
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>The fact that individuals were members of an annual church conference, which invited proposals from different communities of donations towards the erection of a denominational college, and received such proposals and accepted one, and thereupon voted that a corporation should be formed under article 4 of chapter 23, Code 1915, which authorizes the formation of a corporation for religious, benevolent, charitable, scientific, and literary purposes, without capital stock, and such corporation was thereafter formed, and the subscription contracts were assigned to such corporation, and the corporation thereafter, through its board of trustees, incurred indebtedness, does not render the individuals who attended the conference and approved the action taken liable for such debts so incurred by the corporation.</p>
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