Legal Opinion
Roland Park Shopping Center, Inc. v. Hendler
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Decided December 15, 1954No. [No. 39, October Term, 1954.]PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtHammond, J.
The primary question to be determined in this case is the meaning and effect of the provision in the 1951 revision of the corporation law that certain limitations and restrictions, permissible in the by-laws under the prior law, be transferred to the charter within three years from June 1, 1951, if they are to continue to be effective.
In 1945, three business men, Smith, Hendler—the appellee, and Chertkof—an appellant, associated themselves in order to buy and operate jointly a shopping center in Baltimore. Chosen as the vehicle for the venture was a close corporation, in substance an…
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