In Tippett v. Walker, 10 Mass. 595, the agreement was entered into by the defendants, a committee appointed by the directors of the Middlesex Turnpike company, and the court say: "To the agreement the defendants have not (if they had legal authority) put the seals of the directors or the seal of the corporation.
Summary of this case from Bryson v. LucasNo. 04-1359.
Filed 19 July 2005.
Anson (04CVS243).
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In Tippett v. Walker, 10 Mass. 595, the agreement was entered into by the defendants, a committee appointed by the directors of the Middlesex Turnpike company, and the court say: "To the agreement the defendants have not (if they had legal authority) put the seals of the directors or the seal of the corporation.
Summary of this case from Bryson v. LucasFull title:WALKER v. TIPPETT
Court:North Carolina Court of Appeals
Date published: Jul 1, 2005
See also Dewitt v. Walton, 5 Selden, 571. In Tippett v. Walker, 10 Mass. 595, the agreement was entered into…