Wuller v. Chuse Grocery Co.

The appellee filed a bill for relief against the appellant, and the circuit court decreed the payment of $1500 by the appellant to the appellee and the cancellation of a certificate for fifteen shares of the capital stock of appellant held by the appellee. This decree having been affirmed by the Appellate Court, an appeal is prosecuted to reverse the judgment of the latter court.

The appellee was a minor when the bill was filed and when the cause was heard. In May, 1905, the appellant corporation was organized to carry on a mercantile business with a capital stock of $4500, of which the…