Furtick v. Duncan

Stukes, Chief Justice.

This was an action for damages for the alleged unlawful exclusion of plaintiff from a corporation in which he formerly held shares amounting to $1,250.00, which he alleged were transferred to another stockholder in the year 1949 as the result of alleged fraud practiced upon him by an agent and officer of the corporation. The answer contained a limited general denial and, in further defense, it was alleged that appellant voluntarily sold his former stockholdings in the corporation, was paid therefor, and was afterward employed by the corporation as office manager until…