Olds v. Chicago Open Board of Trade
Appellate Court of Illinois
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County; the Horn Abba ÍT. Wateehan, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtGary, J.
The case shows that the appellant was a member of the appellees’ board. The certificate of his membership was in the possession of one Saekett. At the instance of Saekett, appellee canceled the certificate. After it was canceled appellant was, by the appellee, excluded from the board. Whether as between Saekett and the appellant, the equitable ownership of the certificate was in the one or the other, is not made clear by this record, and what may be the effect of an inquiry into that ownership, is not touched by this opinion.
It stood in the name of appellant, and was treated by the Circuit…
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