Miller v. Youmans-Burke Oil & Gas Co.

This suit in chancery was instituted by certain stockholders of the Youmans-Burke Oil & Gas Company, a Michigan corporation, against the organizers and officers of the corporation. Defendant Wyckoff was one of the four incorporators, but he did not become a director or officer. Other stockholders subsequently intervened as plaintiffs. As stated in appellants’ brief:

' "The bill is filed wholly in the interests of the corporation in behalf of the plaintiffs and all other stockholders who might intervene for the same purpose.” .

The corporation is also a party defendant, hut in this opinion, in…