Baker v. Baker
New York Supreme Court
Motions to correct pleading, to separately state and number causes of action, to make complaint more definite and certain and to strike out unnecessary allegations in complaint.
1Opinion of the CourtRodenbeck, J.
This is a stockholder’s action brought to restore to the defendant corporation, the C. J. Baker Company, Inc., property which it is claimed has been diverted from the corporation by the negligent or other wrongful acts of the defendants. Gen. Corp. Law, § 91a. The plaintiff, Henry A. Baker, and the defendant Charles J. Baker are brothers and another brother, George P. Baker, who does not appear as a party, was also concerned in the corporation. The other defendants except the C. J. Baker Company, Inc., are sons of the defendant Charles J. Baker. The plaintiff, Henry A. Baker, and his brother,…
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