Weil v. Beresth

On August 27, 1954, the plaintiff, the defendants Edward Beresth and G-ershon Weil, all three of Connecticut, and Raymond S. Harrison of Florida, who was not made a party defendant, comprised all of the directors of Self Service Sales Corporation, a Connecticut corporation, hereinafter called Sales, which was not made a party defendant, and were the holders of a majority of its stock. On that day, the foregoing stockholders, hereinafter sometimes referred to as signatories, and Sales entered into a written stockholders’ agreement, the portions of which material to this controversy constitute…