1. SUPREME COURT. Bill of exceptions essential, when. Unless made part of record by bill of exceptions, evidence excluded by the Chancellor on the hearing cannot be looked to by this Court. (Post, p. 5.) Cases cited and approved: Perry v. Pearson, 1 Hum., 431; Spurlock v. Fulks. 1 Swan, 291; Aymett v. Butler, 8 Lea, 453; Steele v. Frierson, 85 Tenn., 438; Anderson v. Railroad, 91 Tenn., 54. 2. CORPORATIONS. Stockholders' liability for subscriptions. Where a corporation, pursuant to legal authority, issues paid-up non-assessable shares in payment for property or services, it is presumed that the transaction was made in good faith, and the property or services placed at a fair valuation; and creditors |