Vanadium Corp. v. Willis

The Vanadium Corporation December 10, 1923, brought suit against George Stuart Willis, the defendant in error’s testator, for damages for failure to furnish securities in accordance with the contract hereinafter set forth; Willis answered, setting up various de fenses and a counterclaim for specific performance of the agreement to deliver the 6875 shares of the stock mentioned in said- contract. Willis died and the defendant in error was substituted as executrix. The court, taking notice of Wood v. Casserleigh, 30 Colo. 287, 293, 71 Pac. 360, 97 Am. St. Rep. 138, found that Willis had…