Legal Opinion
Cape May Yacht Club v. Cape May Yacht & Country Club
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Decided April 28, 1913PublishedCited by 30 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Backes, Y. O.
The complainant was incorporated by the name of “Cape May Yacht Club” in 1904, to engage in the pastime of yachting and boating, by its members during the summer vacation period. It soon had a large membership, composed principally of summer residents of Cape May. A club house was built at Skellenger’s Point, on Cape May harbor, with restaurant and • sleeping quarters, where members and their friends and visitors, members of like clubs, were sheltered and entertained. Other inducements to membership included regattas, musicales, banquets and the entree to club houses of, and the…
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