Jones v. Gould
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
■Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern - Division of the Southern District of Ohio.
1Opinion of the Court
SEVFRENS, Circuit Judge.
In December, 1901, three of the defendants, Gould, a citizen of New York, and Ramsey and Guy, citizens of Missouri, in the character of managers, entered into an agreement with other subscribers to form a “syndicate,” as they called it, for the purpose of acquiring and purchasing certain railroad properties in West Virginia and Ohio, and purchasing coal lands in the former state, and of improving, extending, merging, operating, controlling, and disposing of the properties, the railroads and lands, as the managers might determine, for the benefit of the syndicate. Each…
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