Amick v. Elliott
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court'1 by
Judge Thomas
Affirming..
The appellant and defendant below Stoney Amick, subscribed for one-third of the capital stock of the Ooal Run Mining Company, a corporation organized by him, H. H. Funk, and C. E. Steele on August 6, 1917, with a total capitalization of $9,000. Each of the three subscribed for stock of the value of $3,000, but Funk was the only one who put any money into the corporation, which began operation shortly after the articles were executed and duly recorded. It ran its mine in Pike county from that time until about the middle of 1923, when it was sus…
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