National Stone Tile Corp. v. Voorheis
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Mandamus. The plaintiff, through its alleged officers, is seeking by this proceeding to obtain possession of its books, records, and files, etc. Its pleading sets forth a double claim.
Its first claim arises by reason of the following matters. The petition alleges the due incorporation of the plaintiff; that it has five directors, giving their names; that on February 23, 1928, a meeting of the board of directors was duly had; that at said meeting W.P. Stanton was removed as president and C.C.H. Thomas was appointed president of the corporation; that J.T. Voorheis was removed from the office of…
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