Major v. American Malt & Grain Co.
New York Supreme Court
Demurrer to complaint.
1Opinion of the CourtLazansky, J.
On an analysis of this complaint, made with no little difficulty, it seems to me the pleader seeks to set up a cause of action, and the one that may be spelled out of it is, substantially, as follows: The individual defendants had control, by virtue of proxies in the hands of defendant Lansdale, of two-thirds of the voting power of a New Jersey corporation; at the instance and for the benefit and the purposes of all of the defendants, Landale voted the dissolution of the New Jersey corporation which was a going concern *134with assets in excess of liabilities; several of the defendants were…
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