Tenney v. Rosenthal
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtFuld, J.
Certified questions call upon us to say whether a director of a corporation may continue to maintain an action, brought by him while a director on behalf of the corporation, pursuant to section 61 of the General Corporation Law, after he has been defeated for re-election to such office.
In May of 1957, Warren S. Tenney became a director of the New York Water Service Corporation and in December of that year commenced this suit, as director, pursuant to section 61 of the General Corporation Law, against fellow directors and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Water Service. The latter is also named as…
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