Sant v. Perronville Shingle Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Menominee; Stone, J. (Final decree entered by Flannigan, J.) Bill by Amelia A. Sant and Ralph Sant as administrators of the estate of Abraham Sant, deceased, against the Perronville Shingle Company and Manizeppe Perron, for an accounting and to wind up the corporation. From a decree for complainants, both parties appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtKuhn, J.
This suit was commenced in 1906 by the complainants filing a bill of complaint praying for an accounting of the affairs and property of the defendant company and for its dissolution. The Perronville Shingle Company is a' Michigan corporation, organized in October, 1899. It had a capital stock of $15,000, which was fully paid in, and was divided into 1,500 shares of $10 each, of which 999 shares were owned by the defendant Manizeppe Perron, one share by A. H. Meloche, two shares by Abraham *45Sant, now deceased, and 498 shares by the complainant Amelia A. Sant. Perron, Meolche, and Abraham Sant…
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