Weber v. R. O. Sidney
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtEager, J.
In this action for declaratory judgment, the trial court’s conclusions and the judgment rendered are sustainable for the most part. The judgment properly declares and adjudicates that the plaintiff is entitled to participate in the affairs of the corporation as vice-president, director and co-owner of the corporate stock thereof. Upon the grounds specified, the trial court properly concluded that there was a failure to revoke effectively the resolution adopted by the board of directors giving the plaintiff the right to cosign corporate checks; and consequently, it was proper to declare and…
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