Goodbody v. Delaney
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Howell, V. C.
Tin's is a motion to suppress a demurrer on the ground of irregularity. The original suit Evas brought by Marcus Good-body and William U. Goodbody as stockholders of the Fisheries Company for the purpose of litigating a cause of action which they claim in their bill runs in favor of the company. The suit was brought not only on their own behalf but on behalf of all other stockholders similarly situated with them who might come .in and contribute to the expenses of the suit.
'The principal defendant, or the defendant against whom the principal proceeding is, Delaney, chose to…
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